The Color Of Evil Series
Tad must wage a silent war against those who would harm the ones he loves. Read about the boy named Tad who has tetrachromatic powers….
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San Antonio Film Festival, August 1-5 in San Antonio
The 24th Annual San Antonio Film Festival kicked off at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts at 100 Auditorium Circle, San Antonio, Texas, on August 1st, 2018. Longtime director Adam Rocha, who has led…
“Shelf Unbound” Names THE COLOR OF EVIL One of Best of 2018
“Shelf Unbound” magazine in its April/May issue (just out) has named THE COLOR OF EVIL e-book series of 3 books (“The Color of Evil,” “Red Is for Rage” and “Khaki = Killer”) one of the…
IT CAME FROM THE SEVENTIES: FROM THE GODFATHER TO APOCALYPSE NOW
Connie’s movie book of her reviews from the Quad City Times, with 50 representative films, 76 photos and interactive trivia was just named one of the 100 Best Indie Books of the Year 2016 by…
Read All About It: Khaki = Killer Named One Of Indie’s Best 100 Novels
Here’s an article that Quad Cities USA wrote up. Go check it out. Wilson’s Khaki Named One Of 100 Best Indie Novels
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“Yesterday” Offers 17 Beatles Songs & Ed Sheeran
The second “sleeper” film of the summer, after “Late Night,” is “Yesterday,” an upbeat story of love and the Beatles. Helmed by Danny Boyle (“Slumdog Millionaire,” “Shallow Grave,” “Trainspotting”) from a script by Richard Curtis…
Independence: “Our Fame Is In Our Name” on July 4, 2019
I’m from a little town in northeast Iowa called Independence. It is 38 miles north of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and 20 miles to the east of Waterloo/Cedar Falls,at the junction of Highways 150 and 218.…
National Federation of Press Women Conference Winds Down as June Ends
Attending the National Federation of Press Women conference in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was an informational experience. We were treated to a keynote address from Peter Kovacs, editor of The Advocate, Baton Rouge’s local newspaper, and…
Baton Rouge National Federation of Press Women on June 27th, Thursday
Thursday, June 27th activities at the National Federation of Press Women began with a memorial service to former presidents of state organizations who had died in the past year. Candles were lit and and passed…