Michael Wolff is an American journalist, bestselling author, and one of the foremost experts on Donald Trump. His work appears in New York Magazine, The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and The Hollywood Reporter. He has won the National Magazine Award twice and has authored numerous books, including the global bestseller Fire and Fury (2018) about the beginning of Donald Trump's first presidency. He lives with his family in New York.

Ulrike Strerath-Bolz has been translating non-fiction and novels from English, French, and Scandinavian languages for over 30 years. Her authors include Richard Rohr, Terry Eagleton, and Mike Wiking, as well as Barbara Erskine and Mary Higgins Clark.

Monika Köpfer lives in Munich. She worked for a long time as an editor and now translates novels and non-fiction from English, Italian, and French. Among the authors she has translated are J.L. Carr, Mohsin Hamid, Richard Russo, Milena Agus, and Agnès Poirier.

Gregor Hens, born in 1965 in Cologne, writes novels and essays and translates literature from English as well as political non-fiction related to the USA. He has lived in the United States for over two decades.

Thomas Gunkel has been translating English-language literature since 1991, including works by William Trevor, John Cheever, Stewart O'Nan, and Richard Yates.

Sylvia Bieker is a translator from English and a ghostwriter for politics, the new economy, and culture. She has been part of the translation teams for Bob Woodward (Fear), The Mueller Report (published by The Washington Post), and Facebook – World Power on the Brink (Steven Levy, Droemer Knaur).

Pieke Biermann, a writer and translator, has been translating from Italian and English since 1974, including works by Dorothy Parker, Katherine Boo, Patrick Radden Keefe, Gayl Jones, Fran Ross, and Ann Petry.