Brett likes his vodka on the rocks, his meat on the grill, and his Sundays on the couch watching football.  As VP, he likes Quirk’s projects to deliver on time, the P&Ls to be on budget, and sales to exceed expectations. He's the author of Stuff Every Man Should Know, and the co-author of Recipes Every Man Should Know.

When he isn’t slinging social media and Quirk titles, he spends his time teaching students at local colleges and playing video games, often with those students. If they can beat him in Halo, they get extra credit. He runs Geekadelphia in his free time, of which he has very little. Email Eric if you want to review our titles on your blog. eric@quirkbooks.com

An alumnus of St. Martin’s Press and Quality Paperback Book Club, Jason Rekulak has acquired a number of Quirk favorites, including the international best seller Pride & Prejudice & Zombies and the smash sensation Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. When he’s not identifying our next big hit, he manages our spectacular team of book editors and designers.

A former comedian and a graduate of the Second City Writers Conservatory, his greatest claim to shame is foisting the character “Abraham Lincoln, Naked Superhero” on a terrified public. Father of two, John successfully coaxed his wife into naming their first child after George Carlin, which was tricky since their first child is a girl.

As Quirk’s Editor, Margaret can tell you the difference between *that* and *which*, a distinction that (which?) the rest of us can never remember. Along with Managing Editor Mary Ellen Wilson, Margaret is a charter member of Quirk’s Finer Things Club. Want to pitch a book her way? Visit the submissions page.

Mary Ellen Wilson has worked in educational and scholarly publishing and definitely prefers the quirkiness of Quirk Books. A self-professed wall flower, she enjoys sewing sachets of lavender, starting sweet-pea seeds on her windowsill, backyard birding, and analyzing paintings and architecture.

Nicole called NYC her home for eight years where she spent her time enjoying Greek food, beer gardens, & working at Simon & Schuster. She now happily calls Philly her home and has learned how to properly order a cheese steak, pledge her allegiance to Philly sports—but refuses to eat scrapple. E-mail Nicole if you want to review our titles or feature our authors.