Garrison Walters

Garrison Walters has lived and traveled extensively in central and southeastern Europe. A Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Walters has studied most of the languages of the area but is currently fluent only in Old High Bureaucratic. His comprehensive history of the region, The Other Europe (1988), was in print for over twenty years and has been used as a text at many universities. His Essential Guide to Computing (2001), an introductory overview of computing and telecommunications, has been praised by a journal reviewer as a "tour de force."

Walters has worked as an academic administrator at a university and in several state higher education systems, retring in 2012. Writing continues to be his' principal preoccupation, recent publications include: two thrillers, Killing Justice (2010) and A Riddle (2018); another introduction to computing, Total F*ing Magic (2013); a study of law and politics in Ohio, Coingate (2017); and an autobiography with a focus on ADD, A Tourist in the Here and Now (2019).

Walters resides in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina and in Alexandria, Virginia.