Patricia J. Williams is the James L. Dohr Professor of Law Emerita at Columbia Law School and the longtime former "Diary of a Mad Law Professor" columnist for The Nation. She is a winner of the Windham–Campbell Prize, a MacArthur fellow, and the author of six books.

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Ismée Williams is a former pediatric cardiologist at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City. As the daughter of a Cuban immigrant, partially raised by her abuelos, her background helped her understand the many Maris she met along the way. Water in May is her first novel.

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Previous to applying to the police department, Megan Williams was an English professor. Portions of One Bad Mother have received recognition from the New Millennium Award in Nonfiction, the Cagibi Magazine Prize, Panther Creek Award in Nonfiction, and William Faulkner Creative Writers' Competition. She lives in Washington.

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In her work as an educator, DEI administrator, workshop leader, public speaker, coach, consultant, and author, Kimberlee Yolanda Williams brings a mix of authenticity and raw truth. She received a BA in foreign language education from the University of Maryland, as well as an MS in education from Dominican University.

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Alex Williams is a lecturer in the sociology department at City, University of London. He is the author of Hegemony Now (with Jeremy Gilbert).

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Thomas Williams is the Isabelle A. and Henry D. Martin Professor of Medieval Philosophy at Georgetown University. He has published widely on medieval philosophy and theology. He is coauthor of Anselm, editor of The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Ethics, and translator of Augustine: Confessions, among many others.

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Stanley Tookie Williams, activist and author, was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize five times and the Nobel Prize in literature four times. He is the only man in history to be nominated while imprisoned. He was executed in 2005.

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Darryl Williams is the CEO of the Teach Like a Champion team. He previously served as the chief officer in the Office of School Leadership for Houston Independent School District.

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David B. Williams writes about science and history. His many books include Homewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound, Seattle Walks: Discovering History and Nature in the City, Too High and Too Steep: Reshaping Seattle's Topography, and Stories in Stone: Travels through Urban Geology. He lives in Seattle.

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Nadya Williams (PhD, Princeton) walked away from academia after fifteen years as a professor of history and classics. She is now a homeschool mom, book review editor at Current, and a contributing editor at Providence magazine. She is the author of Cultural Christians in the Early Church.

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Andria Williams is the author of the critically acclaimed debut novel, The Longest Night, which was a 2016 Barnes and Noble Discover New Authors pick and an Amazon Editors' pick for Best Literature & Fiction. Williams received her MFA from the University of Minnesota. She lives in Colorado.

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