Authors who are Active JWs?

neat blue dog

For starters, this topic isn't about former or non-practicing JWs, but active ones who are authors. We all probably have heard of McMillan's Faith on the March and the other one by Marley Cole, but how about more recently?

I found a couple. The first appears to be a life story from someone who owns a mailbox company, correct me if I'm wrong.

"Jocko: The Last Trumpet" (weird name, right?) available on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0533145759/ref=mp_s_a_1_72?qid=1431537283&sr=8-72&pi=SL75_QL70&keywords=the+last+trumpet+book

and also for free online on the authors site

http://www.veedersmailbox.com/Jocko%20Book%20(Web).htm

Another one, which may or may not be fiction, is titled "Tower". From the description it's hard to tell if it's pro-JW or anti-JW. From Lulu:

www.lulu.com/spotlight/tower

Anybody familiar with these books or know of other active JW authors?

John Aquila

Looks like Tower is against WT

Description;

Beth, a volunteer at the Witnesses' world headquarters, is already struggling with confusion over her romantic interest in a fellow Witness which is being discouraged by others, uncertainty about her plans for the future & out-of-character, disturbing actions by close friends.

Things snowball, however, when she discovers a side of her religion's organization that she never knew existed . . . and a conspiracy that was deeper than she bargained for.

Old Goat

B. W. Schulz has written two history books, both about aspects of the Watch Tower's early days:

http://www.lulu.com/shop/b-w-schulz/nelson-barbour-the-millenniums-forgotten-prophet/paperback/product-5424152.html

http://www.lulu.com/shop/b-w-schulz/a-separate-identity-organizational-identity-among-readers-of-zions-watch-tower-1870-1887/paperback/product-21546337.html

Schulz is elderly and infirm so marginally active, but still a Witness. He writes good, solid history and lets the chips fall where they may. I strongly recommend both books.

A British Witness named Whitby writes about bible translations. I don't have a link, and they're all magazine articles.