The Desolation Angel
by Tim Wilson
Price: $2.99 USD. 52330 words.
Published on December 4, 2012. Fiction.
An angel appears on a refrigerator. An accountant boxes a colleague at work. A woman having an affair finds herself underneath the marital bed. A game show host blows it. A graphic designer reflects on his life. A fired executive tries to revive a Vietnamese man on the air bridge at Toronto International. A financier flies from New York to New Zealand. Nothing happens; everything does. 12 stories.
Location: New Zealand
Member Since: Oct. 30, 2012
Tim Wilson
Biography
Ex-foreign correspondent, -taxi driver, -salesman, -English teacher, -smoker. Interested in Endtimes, and beginnings also.
Where to find Tim Wilson online
Website: http://www.facesshining.com/
Twitter: timwilsonbarrio
Twitter: timwilsonbarrio
- http://t.co/KHk8WJUjRV Yo @cypresshill, @OGSenDog Your biggest fan in NZ makes @BreakfastonOne Top bloke!
- Great news. @TheAppleInc has agreed to do my taxes.
- I didn't write this tweet
- @rosehoare @JesseMulligan Welcome aboard! @jacktame is also a fan. It's all down to @semanticsxyz who recommended the book to me first.
- Lookin' good. Auckland's best boyfriend Chris braved a wet night 2 b 1st in line to buy his love earrings @ a sale. http://t.co/UzmS0nbNNg
Books
Their Faces Were Shining
by Tim Wilson
Price: $2.99 USD. 73240 words. Published on December 1, 2012. Fiction.
'Their Faces Were Shining' is a literary thriller recounting the Rapture from the point of view of Hope Patterson, a middle-aged Presbyterian woman who is not taken up. Oh, and it's funny. As Hope's world falls apart, she must fight for those she has loved so poorly, and then for herself. 'Their Faces Were Shining' was a finalist in the NZ Post Book Awards.
Price: $2.99 USD. 73240 words. Published on December 1, 2012. Fiction.
'Their Faces Were Shining' is a literary thriller recounting the Rapture from the point of view of Hope Patterson, a middle-aged Presbyterian woman who is not taken up. Oh, and it's funny. As Hope's world falls apart, she must fight for those she has loved so poorly, and then for herself. 'Their Faces Were Shining' was a finalist in the NZ Post Book Awards.