Todd Whitaker is a professor of educational leadership at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Indiana. He is a leading presenter in the field of education and has written more than forty books, including the national bestseller What Great Teachers Do Differently.

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Robert Whitaker is an award-winning science journalist and the author of several books, including Mad in America. He has published more than twenty short stories in literary magazines such as the Indiana Review, Black Warrior Review, Florida Review, and Columbia: A Magazine of Poetry and Prose.

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Mark Whitaker is the executive vice president and managing editor of CNN Worldwide.

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Anna Whiston-Donaldson taught high school English before becoming an at-home mom and writer. Anna began blogging at An Inch of Grey in 2008 and has been featured twice as one of BlogHer's Voices of the Year. She lives outside of Washington, DC, with her husband, daughter, and chocolate Lab.

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WhisperingSnow is the author of the My Demonic Farm series.

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Scott Whisnant is a former editor and writer for the Morning Star. As a courtroom reporter he covered the case of Tim Hennis, who had previously been convicted of murder and was sentenced to death before the state supreme court awarded him a retrial. He is the author of Innocent Victims, which details the historic case.

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Samantha Whiskey is the author of The Crown, The Throne, and the Seattle Sharks series.

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Julian Whippy served for twenty-five years in the British police, primarily with firearms teams and as a covert surveillance officer in London. A member of the British Commission for Military History, he wrote The Greater Game, Sportsmen Killed in the Great War.

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John D. Whidden started out at sea in 1834, at the age of twelve, and did not retire until 1870. He is the author of Ocean Life in the Old Sailing Ship Days.

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Tripp Whetsell is a New York-based author, entertainment journalist and critic specializing in comedy, television, film, music and pop culture history. His work has appeared both in print and online.

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A. B. Whelan is the bestselling author of the psychological thrillers 14 Days to Die and As Sick as Our Secrets. Whelan also writes YA romantic fantasies inspired by her fascination with ancient Egyptian culture, nineteenth-century London, and our vast universe.

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Gloria Whelan is the bestselling author of many novels for young readers, including Homeless Bird, winner of the National Book Award; Fruitlands: Louisa May Alcott Made Perfect; Angel on the Square; Burying the Sun; Once on This Island, winner of the Great Lakes Book Award; and Return to the Island.

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