Morrow Wilson

Novelist Morrow Wilson has spent more than a year doing interviews of all kinds print, Internet and radio. All from the comfort of his own home. 'Gone are the days when a book tour involves travel,' reports the novelist. 'Now you get on the telephone or the Internet.'

At the top of Morrow Wilson's profile page on Facebook, is a picture of a leopard, staring at you, saying, 'I don't always read. But when I do, I read David Sunshine by Morrow Wilson. Stay literary, my friends.' But a Facebook parody of 'the most interesting man in the world' beer campaign is only the beginning.

PHP Shorts (an imprint of Pixel Hall Press) has published 'Annabelle,' a hauntingly lyrical short story eBook by Nancy Christie, which is garnering rave reviews and readers' praise. To celebrate the publication of 'Annabelle,' Pixel Hall Press is holding a raffle to give away 5 copies of the story as an ePub, Kindle mobi or PDF file. To enter to win, go to the 'Annabelle webpage'.

In David Sunshine, Morrow Wilson depicts the1960's as a period that started brightly but ended darkly.

“The class is called 'Media and Society,'” says Jeffrey Hardy, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Communication Arts, “and David Sunshine is a thoroughly accurate recounting of the early days of television that has the added advantage of being remarkably entertaining reading, as well.”

In his new novel "David Sunshine: A Novel of the Communications Industry" (published by AuthorHouse), author, playwright and actor Morrow Wilson presents readers with a story they'll recognize from television: a young man, coming to the big city and discovering that his dreams and idols are not the shining examples he thought they were.

Recounting the adventures and misadventures of an innocent young man breaking into television in the bygone days when TV was black and white, when there were only three networks, and when even the Chairman of the FCC referred to television as "a vast wasteland," David Sunshine, though fiction, is, as one reader put it, "exactly the way it was."

David Sunshine, tells the story of an innocent young man whose first job out of college is as the first associate producer of a famous pioneering TV talk show.

Golden Girl and former Broadway star Rue McClanahan, has sadly passed away at 1am today, June 3rd at the age of 76 according to her manager. McClanahan, who suffered a stroke in January, is said to have had another massive stroke early this morning.