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Carol Ann Williams has been a writer all her life. In fifth grade she started her first novel, "Race Point: A Tale of Sunken Treasure in the Cold North Atlantic," which she hopes to finish some day. Finished and published works include picture books, poetry, short fiction, journalism, and drama. She has taught extensively, including as a Professor in the Johns Hopkins University Writing Seminars, where she was the founding director of their theater program. Her plays have been produced at regional theaters around the country and in New York. Her children's books are "Tsubu the Little Snail" (Simon & Schuster) which was an ABA Pick of the Lists and winner of a Marion Vannett Ridgway Honor Book Award for picture book writing, and "Booming Bella" (G.P. Putnam's Sons), which Putnam's selected as its best picture book of 2008 and submitted for SCBWI's Golden Kite Award.

For more information visit www.authorcarolannwilliams.com,
or, check her "Writing Tip of the Day" at carolannwilliams.wordpress.com.

Carol Ann Williams has been a writer all her life. In fifth grade she started her first novel, "Race Point: A Tale of Sunken Treasure in the Cold North Atlantic," which she hopes to finish some day. Finished and published works include picture books, poetry, short fiction, journalism, and drama. She has taught extensively, including as a Professor in the Johns Hopkins University Writing Seminars,... More