About the Author

Mark D. Williams has published hundreds of articles and photos over the past twenty years in magazines, newspapers, and online publications including Texas Sporting Journal, Backpacker, Men's Health, Dallas Morning News, Cowboys and Indians, Southwest Fly Fishing, ESPN, SPORT, Gorp.com, Outdoorsite.com, Texas Fish and Game, Baseball Digest, Amarillo Globe News and many more. He is the author of more than twenty books, including So Many Fish So Little Time: The 1001 Best Places on Earth to Fish, The Backpacking Flyfisher, Flyfishing Southwestern Colorado, Knots for Flyfishers, and Freshwater Flyfishing Tips from the Pros. He lives with his wife, Amy, in Amarillo, Texas.

Amy Becker Williams is a freelance writer, author, photographer, and teacher. Her work has been published in The Amarillo Globe News, New Mexico Outdoors, Rocky Mountain Game and Fish, GORP.com, Tibesti.com, and Examiner.com. Amy is a sponsored athlete for Athleta clothing company. She lives with her husband, Mark, In Amarillo, Texas.

Reviews

“Well-researched, highly educational and compulsively readable. Read this book, then store it in your disaster kit.”—Jason Boyett, author of Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse
“Mark and Amy Williams have written a book every American should read. This is truly Disaster Preparedness 101.” —Reavis Wortham, author of the Red River mystery series and the Sonny Hawke thriller series
“This guide is now one of the most important tools in my safety kit!” —John Harris, chief meteorologist for KAMR 4, Amarillo, Texas
"A must-read."—Steve Kersh, chief meteorologist for KVII TV, Amarillo, Texas

“Well-researched, highly educational and compulsively readable. Read this book, then store it in your disaster kit.”—Jason Boyett, author of Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse
“Mark and Amy Williams have written a book every American should read. This is truly Disaster Preparedness 101.” —Reavis Wortham, author of the Red River mystery series and the Sonny Hawke thriller series
“This guide is now one of the most important tools in my safety kit!” —John Harris, chief meteorologist for KAMR 4, Amarillo, Texas
"A must-read."—Steve Kersh, chief meteorologist for KVII TV, Amarillo, Texas