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| W, X, Y, Z Jerry Whitt (Vernon, TX) Sandra Whitt (Vernon, TX) Anna Wilder (Amarillo) writes short stories, articles and geneology Donald Williams (Canyon, TX) Glenda Williams (Amarillo) Mark Damon Williams is a teacher at North Heights Alternative School (English and Speech, grades 9-12). He has taught writing and English at Texas A & M and North Central Texas College. He has written hundreds of articles covering sports (professional baseball and basketball) and the outdoors (flyfishing, travel, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, backpacking, camping and outdoor photography). Williams wrote for the last decade under deadline situations as a both a journalist and columnist and has written freelance and as a contributing editor for numerous national magazines and newspapers (including Dallas Morning News, SPORT Magazine, ESPN.com, Texas Sporting Journal, Baseball Digest, Texas Rangers' Program, Cowboys and Indians, Southwest Fly Fishing, Backpacker, Flyfishing and Flytying Journal, Texas Fish and Game, Mens Journal Bass Pro Shop's www.Outdoorsite.com , Amarillo Globe News, and Orvis News to name just a few). He has won numerous awards for journalism and books. Williams has written six books: Trout Fishing Sourcebook (Menasha Ridge Press), The Backpacking Angler (Menasha Ridge Press), Freshwater Flyfishing Tips from the Pros (Fireside / Simon & Schuster), Flyfishing Southwestern Colorado (Wayfinder Press), Knots for Flyfishers (Menasha Ridge Press) and his latest book, So Many Fish, So Little Time: 1001 of the World's Greatest Backcountry Honeyholes, Trout Rivers, Blue Ribbon Waters, Bass Lakes and Saltwater Hot Spots" published by HarperCollins comes out May 2007. He has written four screenplays. He is represented by DHS Literary Agency, Dallas TX. He has recently finished his first novel, The Bedside Diaries. Scott Williams (Amarillo) writes both fiction and nonfiction Ruth A. Williams (Fritch, TX) Pat Willis (Amarillo) a retired teacher who writes for children and does poetry and inspirational. Vernoy Willis (Amarillo) Lynn Wilson Carol Ann Winn (Amarillo) I am an English teacher at Palo Duro High School. My biography for children, Buffalo Jones was published in 2000. I am also a violinist in the Amarillo Symphony and am actively involved with my children's activities. I have published numerous articles on parenting issues, and I have a short story for adults in an anthology. Nancy Wittman (Amarillo) James A. Wood (Pantego, TX) "Send in the Clones", March 99 Texas Observer, "Can We Survive Genetic Engineering", 2000 Liberty, "Jazz With a German Flair", 2001 University of Texas at Arlington Magazine. Mary Yokum (Amarillo) A licensed professional counselor who writes biographical sketches and poetry. Her poem, "Magnetically Alligned," is a semifinalist in the International Library of Poetry Open Poetry Contest and slated to be published in Under a Quicksilver Moon winter of 2002. She is currently working on inspirational non-fiction. |
