Will Worsley began writing fiction in 2016, after careers in publishing and investment management. At Time-Life Books, he wrote and edited articles on topics ranging from history to home repair. As a money manager, he oversaw portfolios for large institutions and got the idea for his first satirical novel, Investing in Vain, named a top ten business book of 2017 by Wealth Management magazine. 

He holds a B.A. in English, M.A. in English, and M.B.A. from the University of Virginia. Will loves literature, history, politics, economics, Westerns, science fiction, and traveling in Europe. A 12th-generation Virginian, he is related to some of the ghosts in his most recent novel, The Potusgeists.