Photo Gallery & Reviews

Welcome to my photo page where I've included pictures and comments from readers, events and other memorabilia, and information about my books. Please visit the 'Characters' section to see original sketches of 'Ma' and other characters from Two Seasons. Enjoy!

Below are the individuals whom my books are dedicated to. Peanut Butter Memoirs is dedicated to Damien Pickel (upper left), and my wife, Jackie (upper right). Two Seasons is dedicated to Mary Jean Igoe (lower right). Both are dedicated to my father, Harold Wilson (center), and both books mention my good friend, James 'Butch' Igoe (lower left).

A great time and good conversation was had at the Author's Event at the Mt. Vernon Community Center in October. The turnout was great (sorry we didn't get everyone in the photo). The event was sponsored by the Dr. Shaw Memorial Library.

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This was a book signing event at the Guilford, Maine Bed and Breakfast in August of '22.

Included in the photo on the right is Jay Bailey, author of the Mudflap series of books.

Here's a Facebook post from the wonderful lady that Two Seasons is dedicated to. You can't get any better review than this!

And speaking of the book dedication, here's the lady that Two Seasons is dedicated to! I had a chance to visit Bangor, Maine on August 17th and I stopped by to see my good friend, James and also visited with his mom, Mary Jean Igoe.

It's great when readers take the time to let you know they're enjoying your books. Plus, to know that the book will be a permanent part of their library!

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Two Seasons takes flight and makes for great reading material! Thanks for sending this to me, Brian!

A great review from my good friend, and fellow author, Jay Bailey, of the Mudflap series. (highly recommended, by the way!)

Below is another great review of both books from a former co-worker in law enforcement and good friend, Charles Edgerly (pictured far left) who was one of the first to read my first two books!

An October 2022 review of my book, Peanut Butter Memoirs. This is an excellent and honest review from the Kennebec Journal.