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"Bubbling up in our own good time-- online."
| Greg Williams |
Biography: Volume 1 Issue 3
I would currently describe myself as a bum who peeks into the dark corners of forgotten history
and writes stuff very few people care about. I live simply, all right – little tolerance for fads,
trends, pop culture or frantic life. Life is too absurd to get worked up over... And, when you
study the intricacies of history at the individual level, you soon learn that absolutely nothing
today is new. Everything has happened before, somewhere in some form, to many people. For
example, the technology people use today – most of which I have never heard of – is new, but
not the consequences of its presence in business, politics or society. So there isn't much to get
excited about. (Spring 2005)
Greg Williams is a local writer from Noti who specializes in non-fiction. His publications include
A Consumer’s Guide to Emergency Medical Services (1983), Civil and Merchant Vessel
Encounters with United States Navy Ships 1800-2000 (2002), Civil War Suits in the U.S. Court
of Claims (2006), World War II Naval and Maritime Claims Against the United States (2006), and
the forthcoming two-volume set The French Assault on American Shipping, 1793-1813, due out
next Spring. The medical book stems from Greg’s personal experience as a
firefighter/paramedic in Lane County. The first three books can be found in the Fern Ridge
Library. (Winter 2009)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 3 -“Women in Oregon’s World War II Shipyards” (history/non-fiction)
Volume 5 Issue 2 - “Natalie and Alexis” (fiction)
I would currently describe myself as a bum who peeks into the dark corners of forgotten history
and writes stuff very few people care about. I live simply, all right – little tolerance for fads,
trends, pop culture or frantic life. Life is too absurd to get worked up over... And, when you
study the intricacies of history at the individual level, you soon learn that absolutely nothing
today is new. Everything has happened before, somewhere in some form, to many people. For
example, the technology people use today – most of which I have never heard of – is new, but
not the consequences of its presence in business, politics or society. So there isn't much to get
excited about. (Spring 2005)
Greg Williams is a local writer from Noti who specializes in non-fiction. His publications include
A Consumer’s Guide to Emergency Medical Services (1983), Civil and Merchant Vessel
Encounters with United States Navy Ships 1800-2000 (2002), Civil War Suits in the U.S. Court
of Claims (2006), World War II Naval and Maritime Claims Against the United States (2006), and
the forthcoming two-volume set The French Assault on American Shipping, 1793-1813, due out
next Spring. The medical book stems from Greg’s personal experience as a
firefighter/paramedic in Lane County. The first three books can be found in the Fern Ridge
Library. (Winter 2009)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 3 -“Women in Oregon’s World War II Shipyards” (history/non-fiction)
Volume 5 Issue 2 - “Natalie and Alexis” (fiction)
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