Diana Renee Williams

     Diana Renee Williams is an accomplished writer, editor, Huffington Post platform blogger and journalist. She has immersed herself in the company of many luminous and progressive authors to include Mastin Kipp (Daily Love: Growing into Grace), Elizabeth Gilbert (Eat Pray Love), Anne Lamott (Bird by Bird) and has contributed to the sexy savvy self-help blog, The Inner Fix with Persia Lawton, endorsed by Russell Brand. Williams also studies writing with Pamela Des Barres (I'm with the Band) and practices wellness with Laura McKowen (We are the Luckiest).

     She has a diverse background to include music promo, artist interviews, travel articles, culinary highlights, book reviews, blogging, writing classes and workshops. Prior to freelancing, Williams worked as a paralegal, mediator & court appointed special advocate for abused and neglected children with the state of Georgia, focusing on her passion of charitable giving and being of service to her community.


    Williams is based in Eatonton, Georgia and is currently working on a suspense novel. Publications include Augusta Chronicle, Georgia Music, Augusta Family, Metro Spirit, Metro Courier, Augusta Magazine, & Aiken Magazine. 

Augusta Magazine •

Birmingham, Alabama

Nestled in the Appalachian foothills at the cross-section of two major railroads, Birmingham was once the primary industrial center of the southern United States and grew so fast in population it was called the “Magic City.” Today, Birmingham has transformed itself into a medical research, banking and service-based economy, making it one of the nation’s most livable cities with a vibrant downtown, a burgeoning loft community, a world-class culinary scene and more green space per capita than any other city in the nation.
Augusta Chronicle •

Revivalists ready to 'let the good times roll'

Revivalists ready to 'let the good times roll' Band is back in Augusta for show at the Bell Cobblestone sidewalks, hurricane shutters and wrought iron balconies adorn the French Quarter in New Orleans. Grand mansions glisten in the sunlight, careful to never reveal last nightʼs follies. The outstretched streets cluttered with waste are not remnants of a natural disaster, but instead a constant in a city known for pulsating music, a live culture and the motto, “Let the good times roll." It is t
Augusta Chronicle •

Couple's focus fuels Tedeschi Trucks' success

When blues rock guitarist Derek Trucks ranked in the top 20 greatest guitarists by Rolling Stone magazine, he did something most musicians would never dream of doing: he wrote a letter to the magazine and asked to be taken off the list. Noting that some of the great guitar gods were not on the list, Trucks humbly requested that one of his musical heroes, Albert King, receive the honor instead. Certainly worthy of guitar-god status, Trucks was a slide-guitar prodigy by age 9, joined the Allman B
Augusta Chronicle •

Cracker will bring favorites, new tunes to Sky City

Cracker will bring favorites, new tunes to Sky City. During the mid-’80s, American guitarist, vocalist and songwriter David Lowery formed indie-rock band Camper Van Beethoven in Santa Cruz, Calif., and the band became a cult-loved, college radio staple. After CVB disbanded, Lowery formed the more traditional rock band Cracker with his longtime friend Johnny Hickman and, unlike many of their musical peers, Cracker gained momentum as a radio band in the alternative rock landscape, post Nirvana.
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