Suze Winegardner is a British YA writer, currently living overseas with her military husband, and lovely Lab. She loves Buffy, Fray Bentos pies, Archer, cheese, and the serial comma.

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Sam Wineburg is the Margaret Jacks Professor of Education and History at Stanford University and the author of Historical Thinking and Other Unnatural Acts.

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Acclaimed author Mary Wine has written over thirty works of Scottish Highland romance, romantic suspense, and erotic romance. An avid history buff and historical costumer, she and her family enjoy participating in historical reenactments. Mary lives in Yorba Linda, California, with her husband and two sons.

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Emily Windsor is the author of the Rules of the Rogue series and the Captivating Debutantes series.

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Simon Winder is the author of three books: the Sunday Times (London) Top Ten Bestseller Germania, the highly praised The Man Who Saved Britain, and Danubia, which was longlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize.

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Lee Wind is the founding blogger and publisher of I'm Here. I'm Queer. What The Hell Do I Read?, an award-winning website about books, culture, and empowerment for Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Questioning and Queer youth, and their Allies. He is the author of No Way, They Were Gay?. Visit him online at www.leewind.org.

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Jim Winchester is a freelance writer of many years' experience who has written widely on various aspects of aviation. He is the author of several books including Jet Fighters Inside Out, Broken Arrow: How the U.S. Navy Lost a Nuclear Bomb and Douglas A-4 Skyhawk: Attack & Close-Support Fighter Bomber.

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John Winchester is an outdoor enthusiast, hunter, and fisherman. His other interests include history, disaster preparedness, primitive skills, and wilderness survival. If you happen to find him indoors, he'll be hunched over a keyboard hard at work on his next novel (or looking out a window, wishing he was outside).

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Gabriel Winant is assistant professor of history at the University of Chicago. His writing about work, inequality, and capitalism in modern America has appeared in The Nation, the New Republic, Dissent, and n+1.

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Jo Wimpenny is a zoologist and writer, with a research background in animal behavior and the history of science. Jo writes for BBC Wildlife and has previously presented at the BA Festival of Science, Science Oxford, the Royal Society Summer Science Fair and Glasgow Science Fair.

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Johnny Wimbrey is a speaker, author, trainer, and motivator who works with sales teams, high-profile athletes, politicians, and other influencers around the world. He serves as president and CEO of Wimbrey Training Systems.

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Christian Wiman is the author, editor, or translator of more than a dozen books of poetry and prose, including two memoirs, My Bright Abyss and He Held Radical Light; Every Riven Thing, winner of the Ambassador Book Award; Once in the West, a National Book Critics Circle Award finalist; and Survival Is a Style.

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