Christopher S. Wren retired from the New York Times after nearly twenty-nine years as a reporter, foreign correspondent, and editor. He taught at Princeton University before coming to Dartmouth, where he is visiting professor in its Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program.

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J. Thomas Wren teaches at the University of Richmond's Jepson School of Leadership Studies. Wren is the author of Inventing Leadership. He lives in Richmond, Virginia.

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For over twenty years, Patricia C. Wrede has expanded the boundaries of young-adult fantasy writing. Her novels include the Enchanted Forest Chronicles; the Cecelia and Kate series, cowritten with Caroline Stevermer; the Mairelon series; and the Old-West Frontier Magic series.

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T. J. Wray is an associate professor of religious and theological studies at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island. The author of several books, including Grief Dreams, Dr. Wray has facilitated grief workshops and offered public lectures to a variety of grief groups and organizations nationwide.

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David Wragg has published several highly praised books on railway history, and he produced a textbook for the old Chartered Institute of Transport. He is also well known as a writer of military history.

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Suzanne Wrack covers women's soccer for The Guardian and previously worked as a senior broadcast journalist for BBC Sport. She was shortlisted Sports Journalist of the Year at the British Press Awards 2019, and for the Football Supporters Federation Writer of the Year in both 2018 and 2019.

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Steve Wozniak has been inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame and has received numerous awards, including the National Medal of Technology and the Heinz Award. He lives in California.

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Herman Wouk is a bestselling American author with a number of notable novels to his credit, including The Caine Mutiny, The Winds of War, and War and Remembrance.

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Peter Wothers is heavily involved in promoting chemistry to young students and members of the public, and created the popular Cambridge Chemistry Challenge competition for students in the UK. He has also authored a number of popular textbooks, including Why Chemical Reactions Happen and Chemical Structure and Reactivity.

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Marc Wortman is an award-winning freelance writer whose work has appeared in numerous national magazines. He was a senior editor of the Yale Alumni Magazine. He also taught literature and writing at Princeton University and in a college program for inmates at Rahway State Prison in New Jersey.

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Louise Worthington lives in Shropshire and is the author of six novels, including the Black Tongue series, Distorted Days, and Rachel's Garden. She writes across genres, including psychological fiction, horror, and women's fiction. Visit her at louiseworthington.co.uk.

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