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Scott Eaton is an artist, designer and itinerant photographer who keeps his camera near to capture spontaneous outpourings of human emotion and creativity.

Jane Ellison has designed for numerous magazines including Vogue Knitting, and worked with Debbie Bliss, the leading UK hand knit designer. She is a designer and consultant for many yarn companies and is the author of Knitting Noro.

Cassandra Eason is an international author and broadcaster on all aspects of crystals, folklore, Celtic wisdom, Wicca, sacred sites, earth energies, divinations of all kinds and natural magic. She has worked with crystals for over 20 years and is a practising solitary Druidess and white witch. Cassandra teaches and runs workshops in psychic development, magic and witchcraft, all forms of divination, crystals, healing, aura and chakra work and nature spirituality.

<p>Niklas Ekstedt is founder of the Michelin-starred EKSTEDT, in Stockholm; a restaurant that uses only Scandinavian wood in their magnificent fire pit or their wood-fired oven to give the food a truly unique character. No electric cooker, no gas burners. EKSTEDT was named second in <em>Zagat’</em>s ‘Ten Hottest Restaurants in the World’. Earlier in his career, Niklas also worked at El Bulli. Niklas is keen to bring innovative Nordic cooking to the world and this work frequently takes him around the globe, from hosting a long table banquet at Wilderness Festival, to presenting on Swedish prime-time television. He has also appeared on Saturday Kitchen. He has written four cookbooks in Swedish, this will be his fifth. He lives outside Stockholm with his wife and 2 children.</p>

Award winning writer and garden historian Ambra Edwards is author of the National Trust’s definitive history of English gardens, The Story of the English Garden. Her previous book, Head Gardeners, was voted Inspirational Book of the Year by the Garden Media Guild in 2017. Ambra has led tours to historic gardens in both the Uk and Europe, has been named Journalist of the Year by the Garden Media Guild three times, and her work appears regularly in the Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and all the leading garden journals.

Magnus and India are photographers based in Sheffield and together form Haarkon. Alongside photographic commissions Haarkon produce bespoke photography for a variety of uses, with particular focus on natural spaces.

The pair have a talent for story-telling and have built up a healthy client list including the Telegraph, Observer Magazine, Sonos, Ikea, Food 52, made.com, Ally Capellino and JJJJound. Haarkon have also worked with Apple, Bang &amp;amp; Olufsen, IKEA and Urban Outfitters. ELLE Decoration UK featured the Haarkon Greenhouse Tour in their ‘Power of Plants’ issue, and they also sat on the judging panel for the 2018 RHS Photographic Competition.

<p>Eric Enders is a baseball historian and freelance writer whose work has appeared in the <em>New York Times</em> and other publications. The first ballpark he fell in love with was Dudley Field, where he attended minor league games as a child in El Paso, Texas. A lifelong Dodgers fan, he has been to many of the ballparks featured in this book. He is a former researcher at the National Baseball Hall of Fame Library and the author of the <em>Play Ball! Baseball Scorebook</em>. He lives in Cooperstown, New York.</p>

Dennis Evanosky and Eric J. Kos publish the Alameda Sun, a weekly newspaper across the bay from San Francisco. Dennis has written three books about Bay Area history. Eric graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1977. He has written for and designed various publications before forming Stellar Media Group Inc. in 2001. Dennis and Eric first teamed up in 2004 to write East Bay Then and Now and in 2010 Los Angeles from the Air Then and Now. They are also the authors of Lost San Francisco.