Robin P. Williams
Robin P. Williams is an American author known for her computer-related books, particularly those focused on design and Mac OS. Her most famous works include "The Mac is Not a Typewriter" and "The Non-Designer's Design Book," which have become popular resources for non-designers.
Williams has also written numerous manuals for Mac OS and applications.
In addition to her technology-focused writing, she has studied William Shakespeare extensively.
In 2006, she published "Sweet Swan of Avon: Did a Woman Write Shakespeare?" proposing Mary Sidney as a potential author of Shakespeare's works, contributing to the ongoing Shakespearean authorship debate.
