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Nick Wilgus
Nick Wilgus sold his first short story to The Horror Show Magazine at the age of seventeen, and has been writing ever since. His latest novel, SHAKING THE SUGAR TREE, marks his debut as a Southern humorist.Wilgus is the author of the Father Ananda murder-mystery series: MINDFULNESS AND MURDER,... show more
Nick Wilgus sold his first short story to The Horror Show Magazine at the age of seventeen, and has been writing ever since. His latest novel, SHAKING THE SUGAR TREE, marks his debut as a Southern humorist.Wilgus is the author of the Father Ananda murder-mystery series: MINDFULNESS AND MURDER, SISTER SUICIDE and KILLER KARMA. He also wrote the script for the award-winning film SOP MAI NGEAP, based on MINDFULNESS AND MURDER, nominated for Best Screenplay by the Thai Film Association.Writing as Sulayman X, Wilgus penned TEARS OF A DRAGON and KING OF STORMS, fantasy titles that feature positive portrayals of gay characters. He also wrote the Lambda-nominee BILAL'S BREAD, the coming of age story of a Kurdish boy and his family fleeing the violence of Iraq to make a new life in Kansas City.After spending many years in Bangkok as a journalist working for the Bangkok Post, he now lives in Tupelo, Mississippi and works as a graphic designer.
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Sheziss loves Zeshak
Sheziss loves Zeshak rated it 11 years ago
1974. Harold Whittles’s face when he heard the world for the first time.This is a love story about a father and a daughter.To my Father:We were the best of friends. I don’t remember it, I only remember that time when I was running in the corridor; I slipped on the just swept floor and fall down the ...
Romances and more...
Romances and more... rated it 11 years ago
I've read books that made me smile. I've read books that made grin or smirk. A few have made me chuckle. "Shaking the Sugar Tree" made me laugh often and then on a dime had me reaching for a tissue. That's great writing. My Grandmother, Imogene, was a very Southern Woman. She also came from a de...
Sandra @ My Fiction Nook
Sandra @ My Fiction Nook rated it 11 years ago
Unapologetically in your face Southern gay man, struggling single father of a nearly 10 year old deaf son, meets Boston Yankee transplant male nurse in Tupelo, Mississippi. I read this twice, and I'm glad I did. The book perfectly captures Southern culture and Southern life, with its charm and...
Reading is like breathing...
Reading is like breathing... rated it 11 years ago
5 unapologetically candid stars. Review completed March 10, 2014Wiley has long hair and a goatee. Even though he's not Jared he keeps popping up in my mind. :) Tears…What Bill is trying to say is that the deaf boy should have a real man for a father," Papaw pointed out. "Someone who likes a good set...
AimeeKim
AimeeKim rated it 11 years ago
This book crept up on me. I think it's best to go in without any expectations. I didn't read any reviews, just skimmed the blurb. So it was the best surprise. It's more than just a romance, which was great, but I considered a small side plot to the main story. It's about a deaf kid and his gay singl...
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