Gene R. Stone is an American writer and editor celebrated for his significant contributions to literature on animal rights and plant-based food. Born on October 6, 1951, Stone has carved a distinctive path in the world of writing.

A proud graduate of both Stanford and Harvard, Stone's journey has been marked by a diverse array of experiences, including serving as a Peace Corps volunteer and working as a journalist. His editorial prowess has been honed through roles in book, magazine, and newspaper editing.

Stone's literary portfolio is impressive, with more than forty-five non-fiction books to his name. This impressive collection includes co-written or ghost-written works, among them a dozen New York Times bestsellers. In addition to his non-fiction achievements, he has ventured into fiction with his novel, The Awareness.

His contributions extend beyond the written word, as he has been a guiding force in spreading awareness about the importance of animal rights and the benefits of plant-based nutrition.