W. B. J. Williams holds advanced degrees in anthropology and archeology and is an avid historian, mystic, poet, and author who manages an information security program at a prominent New England company. He is noted for his bad puns, and willingness to argue from any perspective. He is endured by his beloved wife and two daughters, and lives in Sharon Massachusetts. When he is not at home or at his computer, he can often be found haunting the various used bookstores of Boston.
He is the published author of two books, The Garden at the Roof of the World, a novel with Dragonwell Publishing published in 2013, and Security for Service Oriented Architecture, non-fiction with Auerbach published in 2014. An excerpt from The Hacker of Guantanamo Bay under the title "The InfoCoup" has been published by Abyss and Apex in their October 2019 edition, and will be included in their Anthology, The Best of Abyss and Apex volume 3 in 2019.  He is a frequent author panelist at ReaderCon and Arisia, and was a panelist at Boskone in 2018.  He has conducted readings from his novels and works in progress at ReaderCon, Arisia, Boskone, and other venues.