The School of Life is a British multinational publishing and education company founded in 2008 by British author and public speaker Alain de Botton.

Rex Langley has spent over 20 years writing for some of America's most adventurous publications. A lifelong history buff, he is passionate about getting readers hooked on the past—especially its stranger aspects.

Michael McAvennie is an editor, author, and lifelong wrestling fan who has written several books on professional wrestling, including *The World Wrestling Entertainment Yearbook 2003 Edition* and *Austin 3:16: 316 Facts and Stories about Stone Cold Steve Austin*. He has also worked as an award-winning Editorial Director with extensive experience in original content production.

Eric Bischoff is a professional wrestling executive and commentator best known for his decades-long tenure with WCW and WWE, where he served as an on-air personality and backstage decision-maker during pivotal eras of wrestling history. His memoir "Contro

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James Madison, the pen name of Charles Aronstein (August 27, 1870 – March 27, 1943), was an American theatre manager, writer, and publisher, best known for writing and publishing the periodical *Madison's Budget*.