Lighten up with
Bee Gone
This Political Parable is a rhyming, illustrated short book that examines the thought, “Elections have consequences.”
Whatever your political leanings, you will chuckle all the way through this book and enjoy the illustrations as the bees learn to exercise their right to vote.
Welcome to ConnieCWilson.com, home to information about the reading, writing, and purchasing of Connie Corcoran Wilson’s books. Most books are available for purchase through Amazon books.
Explore the Series
The Color Of Evil Series
Hellfire & Damnation Series
The Ghostly Tales Of Route 66
Obama's Odyssey
The Christmas Cats Series
Other Books
Explore The Books
All
The Color Of Evil Series
Hellfire & Damnation
Ghostly Tales Of Route 66
Obama's Odyssey
The Christmas Cats
Uncategorized
Latest News
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
From Weekly Wilson
Check It Out!
Rare America The post Check It Out! appeared first on Weekly Wilson - Blog of Author Connie C. Wilson. Read the full article at Weekly Wilson....
Beaux Arts Fair in Davenport, Iowa, on September 8th, 2019
After learning that the Beaux Arts Fair was in town this weekend, I drove over to our Figge Art Gallery to check out the treasures. Over the years, I’ve bought many pieces of jewelry, pottery,…
Last Day at Sea and Last Day of August
It’s our last day at sea and it is foggy. It was too foggy to see much earlier in the day, but, as we near Vancouver, it is becoming less so. I went up to…
Ketchikan, Alaska, on Friday, August 30th, 2019
Ketchikan is near the southernmost tip of Alaska’s panhandle and is a small town squeezed between mountain and sea. It gets its name from the Tlingit Indian name, Ketchikan, meaning “Thundering Wings of an Eagle.”…