Jenny Donelan is an editor and writer with a wide variety of interests, and has covered areas that include computer technology, best business practices, pets, skiing and home design. Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Boston Globe and numerous other publications.

Mary Ann Esposito is the host of the public television series Ciao Italia, now in its twenty-ninth season, and the author of thirteen cookbooks, including her most recent, Ciao Italia: My Lifelong Food Adventures in Italy. She lives in New Hampshire. Visit her website at ciaoitalia.com.

John W. Hession is New Hampshire Home’s photo editor as well as a photographer and filmmaker specializing in architecture, design, food and advertising. He is currently working on a series of films for the New Hampshire Dance Collaborative. See his work at advanceddigitalphotography.com.

Debbie Kane is a writer and editor based on the New Hampshire Seacoast. She writes about home, design, food, spirits and a variety of other subjects for regional publications and clients across New England. She may be reached at debbiekanewriter.com.

Morgan Karanasios is New Hampshire Home’s photographer. While she was a student in Dijon, France, she took photographs throughout Europe and continues to develop her passion for photography.

Bonnie Kastel is executive director for the New Hampshire chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIANH). She is actively engaged in program development, including events like the annual Architecture Design Awards Program, which recognizes architectural design excellence around the state and makes the public aware of how this design contributes to vibrant, sustainable communities.

Rose Z. King is New Hampshire Home’s editorial assistant. She is a Ph.D. student at the University of Glasgow, specializing in Venetian Renaissance art.

Joseph Monninger lives near the Baker River and is a professor of English at Plymouth State University. His novel The Map That Leads to You became a bestseller in Germany and was optioned by Temple Hill Productions. His next novel, Seven Letters, was published by St. Martin’s Griffin in October 2019.

Carrie Sherman works as a freelance writer and editor. She also writes fiction, and her short stories have been published in the Saint Katherine Review and Yankee magazine. She lives in Kittery Point, Maine, with her husband, Terry, and their dog. She can be reached at [email protected].

Robin Sweetser writes on gardening for the Sunday Concord Monitor and is a contributor to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, among other publications. A former Seacoast resident, she now lives and gardens in Hillsborough.

Bill Truslow has been helping clients tell their stories with photography from his Portsmouth studio for more than three decades. His work has taken him all over the world, photographing portraits, advertising campaigns and editorial images for global organizations as well as for local businesses. For more information, visit truslowphoto.com.

Carolyn Vibbert is a Portsmouth illustrator whose work also appears on packaging for food and wine brands such as Barbara’s, Stone Cellars and Williams Sonoma. She is represented by Freda Scott, and you can see more of her work at fredascottcreative.com.

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