William Stubblefield

William Stubblefield received a BA in English Literature from Stanford University, which gave him a lifelong love of the written word, and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of New Mexico which led to a career in Software Design and Engineering and Artificial Intelligence. He has worked as a consultant, a visiting professor at Dartmouth College, and a researcher at Sandia National Laboratories.

He is the author (with George Luger) of the first three editions of Artificial Intelligence: Strategies and Structures for Complex Problem Solving and AI Algorithms, Data Structures, and Idioms in Prolog, Lisp, and Java.

His fiction includes a kid’s book, How Mother Rat Invented the World and a fantasy/adventure for older readers entitled Swarm: Metamorphosis.

When not writing, he enjoys playing guitar and relaxing with his wife, Merry, and our various critters. For more on his work, including poetry and various essays and short fiction, visit https://wmstubblefield.com.