K.R. Wilson – författare

By the early 2020s, the United Kingdoms political ambience has historically deteriorated. The public majority is totally disengaged and discontented at the failure of corrupt politicians, their policies and ancient systems.Racial tensions have reached an all-time high and John Brown, the leader of the Britain for British; a far right political party takes full advantage of the fragile situation. He finally manages to make his racialist father proud of him and takes revenge against his nemesis, an undeserving Sam Smith.Sam Smith, a young courageous and intelligent black man is no stranger to racism. He is the founder of the One United Kingdom party and has an ambition to radically change the world of politics, forever.John Brown however halts Sam Smith in his tracks. By utilising his weapons of political position, power, finance and resources, John Brown hatches a racist revenge plan that causes catastrophic disruption, not only for Sam Smith and his family, but for every person in the UK who is not white British.Sam is forced to take drastic action to save their life''s but will the love of his life survive the test of time?This novel is full of love, passion, excitement, shock,fear, heartbreak and humor.A storyteller of real substance

A young, mixed-race composer, raised without meaningful connections to his Chinese heritage and struggling with identity issues, travels to China in search of his long-missing uncle, an uncle who vanished in the aftermath of Tiananmen Square. An Idea About My Dead Uncle--winner of the inaugural Guernica Prize for the best unpublished novel manuscript--is about the identities we choose and the ones that are imposed on us. It is about being on the outside looking in. It is about dealing with pain through the artistic process. It is about delusion and healing. It is about the power of narrative. According to Gabriella Goliger, winner of the 2011 City of Ottawa Literary Award for Fiction for her novel Girl Unwrapped and a juror for the Guernica Literary Prize: "A witty, sharp-edged, finely-crafted story about a young man struggling with identity issues, which causes relationship disasters and a quest for his long lost uncle in China.

When King Priam''s pregnant daughter was fleeing the sack of Troy, Stan was there. When Jesus of Nazareth was beaten and crucified, Stan was there - one cross over. Stan has been a Hittite warrior, a Roman legionnaire, a mercenary for the caravans of the Silk Road and a Great War German grunt. He''s been a toymaker in a time of plague, a reluctant rebel in the Peasants'' Revolt of 1381, and an information peddler in the cabarets of post-war Berlin. Stan doesn''t die, and he doesn''t know why. And now he''s being investigated for a horrific crime. As Stan tells his story, from his origins as an Anatolian sheep farmer to his custody in a Toronto police interview room, he brings a wry, anachronistic perspective to three thousand years of Eurasian history. Call Me Stan is the story of a man endlessly struggling to adjust as the world keeps changing around him. It is a Biblical epic from the bleachers, a gender fluid operatic love quadrangle, and a touching exploration of what it is to outlive everyone you love. Or almost everyone.