Editors and Publishers

He wrote “The Left Hand of God: Taking Back Our Country from the Religious Right.”

A Republican, he worked on behalf of hometown farmers and small business.

Mantell cofounded Caedmon Records, considered to be the first major label to focus on spoken-word literature.

Banks created the largest Black Christian publishing house in the U.S.

Florence Howe founded the Feminist Press.

Schwartz also patented an electrical nerve stimulator to treat high blood pressure.

Elliott founded the first Time Out magazine in London in 1968, when he was just 21 years old and a university student.

Graves founded the magazine in 1970, and this year it celebrates its 50th year with millions of readers.

He was responsible for the publiscation of “The Silmarillon” and other works expanding on the world of Middle-Earth.

The paper has been an important voice for the black community in Miami.