Gary D. Wilson is a fiction writer living in Chicago, Illinois. He is the author of Sing, Ronnie Blue (Rager Media, Inc., 2007) and Getting Right (Roundfire Books, John Hunt Publishers, Jan. 29, 2016).
NPR’S BOOK OF THE DAY
- 'Tropesick' and 'Extracurricular' are romance novels that subvert genre expectations September 25, 2026Two new romance novels subvert expectations about the genre. In Tropesick, Katie and Tyler are old acquaintances who are reunited as writing partners. In today’s episode, author Lauren Okie chats with All Things Considered’s Juana Summers about structuring the novel with different tropes, writing a rivals-to-lovers setup and how Okie balanced metafictional elements with the […]
- Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on why he’s the 'worst possible spokesperson' for his own book September 24, 2026Utah Republican Gov. Spencer Cox is out with a new book – but he wants to clarify that he’s not running for president (often an assumption when politicians write books). Off Ramp: How To Be A Peacemaker In An Age Of Contempt is an extension of a plea he made following the killing of Charlie […]
NY TIMES BOOKS
- Kyle MacLachlan: David Lynch’s Singular Weirdo Is Secretly a Normie September 27, 2026
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- Dazzling New Historical Fiction Books September 27, 2026
