Bill Sonn is the author of Something Like Treason: Disloyal American Soldiers and the Plot to Bring World War II to America (Sunbury Press, 2021) and Paradigms Lost: the life and deaths of the printed word, (Rowman & Littlefield, 2006).

His work has appeared in numerous publications and websites. In his freelancing days, it’s appeared in Outside/Mariah, Chicago magazine, The Progressive, Columbia Journalism Review, Boston Globe, Bild, Westword, What They Think and many other general interest, business, energy, graphic arts, financial services and health care publications and newsfeeds.

He’s also served as editor of The Straight Creek Journal, several healthcare publications and two news services.

A convicted former news, marketing, and communications executive, he lives in Denver with his wife Edie, not too far from his daughters’ families, a quartet of grandkids and an abundance of sister and brothers in-law.