Samantha Wilcoxson is an author of emotive biographical fiction featuring unsung historical figures. Her works include the Plantagenet Embers series, Luminous: The Story of a Radium Girl, and But One Life: The Story of Nathan Hale.

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Clyde Wilcox is professor of American government at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in Qatar. He is the author of numerous books on comparative and American politics, including Onward Christian Soldier, Women and Elective Office, and Interest Groups in American Campaigns.

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Russell Wilbinski is the penname of James Williams, a fanatic for fantasy, science fiction, and the burgeoning LitRPG Genre. He is a former U.S. Marine, a dedicated I.T. professional and most of all an avid gamer.

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Max Wilbert is a writer, organizer, and wilderness guide. A third-generation dissident, he came of age in a family of anti-war and undoing racism activists in post-WTO Seattle. Max lives near Eugene, Oregon, where he is involved in a communal living project.

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Tom Wilber's writing career spans twenty-five years at USA Today Network's Central New York Newspaper Group, where he won Best of Gannett honors on multiple occasions. He also taught journalism at Binghamton University, and is the author of Under the Surface.

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Arthur Wiknik, Jr., is an engineer who lives and works in Connecticut. He has written a wide variety of articles for publication.

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Meik Wiking is a happiness researcher and founded the world's first Happiness Research Institute. He is a New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author whose four bestselling books have sold over two million copies: The Little Book of Hygge, The Little Book of Lykke, The Art of Making Memories, and My Hygge Home.

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Benjamin Wiker writes full-time as a senior fellow at the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology and is coauthor, with Jonathan Witt, of A Meaningful World: How the Arts and Sciences Reveal the Genius of Nature.

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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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