Michael E. Wikan, LTC US Army (Ret.) is a decorated veteran and the author of Sons of Kolchak. A graduate of West Point, Mike served in the 24th Infantry Division in Munich and the 25th Division in South Vietnam. He lives with Sandra, his wife of over fifty years, in Mt. Dora, Florida.

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Ann Wignall, DPsych, is senior clinical psychologist and director of child and adolescent mental health for Northern Sydney Health Service.

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Paul B. Wignall is Professor of Palaeoenvironments at the University of Leeds, and a leading expert on extinctions. In addition to his considerable research output, he has authored a popular science book, The Worst of Times, and has contributed articles to popular science magazines.

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Tim Wigmore is one of the lead cricket correspondents for the Daily Telegraph and a regular columnist for the New York Times.

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Patti Wigington has been practicing as a Pagan and witch since 1987. She is the founder and high priestess of a local coven, works as an educator in the witchcraft community, blogs about magical things, and has a low-key obsession with genealogical research. For more on Patti and her work, please visit pattiwigington.com.

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Jim Wight, born in 1943, followed in his father's footsteps at the Glasgow Veterinary College graduating in 1966. In 1967 he joined the practice of Sinclair and Wight in Thirsk, working alongside his father and Donald Sinclair (aka Siegfried Famon) for the next twenty years, when Alf Wight retired.

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Susan Wiggs's novel, Marrying Daisy Bellamy, took the #1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list, and The Lakeshore Chronicles have won fans' hearts around the globe. She is a three-time winner of the RITA Award, the highest honor given for a work of romantic fiction. Visit her at susanwiggs.com.

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Bethany Wiggins is the author of the Stung series and The Dragon's Price. She lives in the desert with her husband and five children. Visit her at bethanywiggins.com.

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Addison Wiggin has been an executive publisher within The Agora for over two decades. He is coauthor, with William Bonner, of Financial Reckoning Day and Empire of Debt. He is also the author of the bestseller Demise of the Dollar and writer and executive producer of the feature-length documentary I.O.U.S.A.

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John Wigger is professor of history at the University of Missouri. His research focuses on American religious and cultural history. He is the author of American Saint and Taking Heaven by Storm.

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Andrea Wigfield is professor of applied social and policy research and director of the Centre for Loneliness Studies at Sheffield Hallam University. She is a prominent researcher working to understand loneliness. She has published over forty books, chapters, articles, and reports.

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