Bye, Dad
A few years ago I wrote about my father’s cremation for A Public Space, and they’ve now made the piece available online. Check it out: “Valhalla” (I don’t write much […]
Typign
Some New Things
Issue 2 of my terrible online magazine (with amazing contributors) is finally live. If you missed issue 1, worry not…simply keep on scrolling sideways. CRONY DEUX And I wrote a […]
Where I am
Are you wondering what I’m up to? I’m writing another novel. Or driving carpool, getting groceries, teaching, organizing, making dinner, doodling, taking pictures, reading, watching Mr Rogers, and so on. […]
crumbs
The writing doesn’t stop on the last page, folks, even once the book is in print. If you’re curious to read some of the occasional pieces I’ve put out in […]
DFW on Fiction & Nonfiction
This seems wise & articulates something I’ve been thinking for a long time now, so I thought I’d share it. Fiction’s abyss is silence, nada. Whereas nonfiction’s abyss is Total […]
that first novel was not a fluke
Six years ago, anticipating the release of my first novel, THE INTERLOPER, I scribbled some hesitant notes toward a new thing. Then I tossed out those notes and scribbled some […]
I hereby invite any and all crowdsourced book trailers for PANORAMA CITY.
So today I got an email from my old school writing homie John Woodward, sympathizing with my book trailer plight. Not only sympathizing, but linking to a trailer Woody himself […]
handy tips for writers #1
always be ready Handy Tips for Writers #1 from Antoine Wilson on Vimeo. What’s really going on here is that I’m supposed to be working on a book trailer for […]
How to Write a Novel
How to Write a Novel from Antoine Wilson on Vimeo.
Galleys
My favorite moment. (Because it’s real, but not too real…) NEWS: Delighted to announce that Panorama City has been selected to appear on the Editors Buzz Panel at this year’s […]