Harry Willson

Harry Willson (23 July 1932 – 9 March 2010 ) was a writer of fiction, satire, social commentary, and philosophy, and co-founder of Amador Publishers in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Willson was born in Montoursville, Pennsylvania. He attended Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, and received a B.A. in chemistry and mathematics. He became a teacher of history, English, and philosophy In 1986, he founded Amador Publishers with his wife, Adela Amador, Amador Publishers, LLC, has published more than thirty titles from more than fifteen authors, including Gene H. Bell-Villada, Donald Gutierrez, and Eva Krutein. Willson believed his authors emphasized themes he valued, peace, ecology, harmony, and feminism.

Works

From Fear to Love: My Journey Beyond Christianity; 2012; Amador Publishers, LLC; Myth and Mortality: A Humanist Tests the Stories; 2007; Amador Publishers, LLC; Freedom from God: Restoring the Sense of Wonder; 2002; Amador Publishers, LLC; Vermin and Other Survival Stories: Humanity as an Endangered Species; 1996; Amador Publishers, LLC; A World for the Meek; 1987; Amador Publishers, LLC; Souls and Cells Remember; 1987; Amador Publishers, LLC; Duke City Tales: Stories from Albuquerque; 1986; Amador Publishers, LLC; This'll Kill Ya and Other Dangerous Stories: The Last Word on Censorship; 1991; III Publishing; Christmas Blues: Behind the Holiday Mask: An Anthology; 1995; Amador Publishers, LLC;