Denver Author Releases New Humorous Novel About First Love
Denver author, William O. Wing, is pleased to announce the release of his new book,... So There. Wing's novel is a different kind of love story.
Denver, CO, January 20, 2012 --(PR.com)-- ... So There is a story about kids, but it's not a story for kids. The author says, "they simply won't get it and even if they did, they wouldn't appreciate it."
It's a generational Novel of young love between two twelve year olds who share a lifestyle that focuses on family, friends and just growing up in a small Texas town during WWII.
William O. Wing, a tousled-haired Catholic school boy spots Carmen Maria Bonocelli, a fiery little Italian girl walking in front of his house wearing his favorite football jersey, then proceeds to intercept her stroll and confront her with a healthy dose of male indignation. Carmen, a descendent of a long line of gypsies, has certain magical powers and quickly turns his anger into embarrassment as she temporarily paralyzes his mind and body, a trick some girls can perform even without the benefit of magic. Carmen has recently moved into William’s neighborhood with her five older sisters and robust Sicilian mother, while her father, who is an American bomber pilot, is stationed at an airbase on the outskirts of London.
So begins a laughter-filled adventure, coupled with an entire inventory of firsts for a young boy and girl who fall head-over-heels in love after their initial encounter.
Written in the first person, the pages are packed with a never-ending assortment of kid’s jargon and waggery, as William challenges the reader at the beginning of the book with a dictionary of hilarious “kid’s words,” providing a comical lighthearted tone and immediate insight into his fun loving personality. Wing says, "The story will touch everyone who can remember the first time they held hands with that special boy or girl, or their first heart-racing kiss, and who can forget the first time they fell in love… at any age?"
Book Information:
... So There
Author: William O. Wing
Publisher: BookLocker
ISBN: 978-1-61434-741-5
Pages: 332
Published: December 2011
From The Author: “I've no composition credits to exhibit, however my life has been filled with rich memories from the period which I write, coupled with a mercurial imagination has helped me construct a fanciful romantic comedy that I believe will entertain and enchant a large following of dedicated readers. When Mark Twain began his writing career he drew upon those basic everyday events that helped shape his early life and I have done the same, for often it's the simplest of things that make the best and most interesting story. That's my biography ... life itself.”
For more information, review copies, or interviews please contact the author at:
William O. Wing
Email: toesiewoezie@aol.com
Website: http://www.williamwing.org
… So There is available for purchase online from the publisher, Amazon.com, BN.com and other online retailers. Bookstores should contact Ingram for wholesale orders.
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It's a generational Novel of young love between two twelve year olds who share a lifestyle that focuses on family, friends and just growing up in a small Texas town during WWII.
William O. Wing, a tousled-haired Catholic school boy spots Carmen Maria Bonocelli, a fiery little Italian girl walking in front of his house wearing his favorite football jersey, then proceeds to intercept her stroll and confront her with a healthy dose of male indignation. Carmen, a descendent of a long line of gypsies, has certain magical powers and quickly turns his anger into embarrassment as she temporarily paralyzes his mind and body, a trick some girls can perform even without the benefit of magic. Carmen has recently moved into William’s neighborhood with her five older sisters and robust Sicilian mother, while her father, who is an American bomber pilot, is stationed at an airbase on the outskirts of London.
So begins a laughter-filled adventure, coupled with an entire inventory of firsts for a young boy and girl who fall head-over-heels in love after their initial encounter.
Written in the first person, the pages are packed with a never-ending assortment of kid’s jargon and waggery, as William challenges the reader at the beginning of the book with a dictionary of hilarious “kid’s words,” providing a comical lighthearted tone and immediate insight into his fun loving personality. Wing says, "The story will touch everyone who can remember the first time they held hands with that special boy or girl, or their first heart-racing kiss, and who can forget the first time they fell in love… at any age?"
Book Information:
... So There
Author: William O. Wing
Publisher: BookLocker
ISBN: 978-1-61434-741-5
Pages: 332
Published: December 2011
From The Author: “I've no composition credits to exhibit, however my life has been filled with rich memories from the period which I write, coupled with a mercurial imagination has helped me construct a fanciful romantic comedy that I believe will entertain and enchant a large following of dedicated readers. When Mark Twain began his writing career he drew upon those basic everyday events that helped shape his early life and I have done the same, for often it's the simplest of things that make the best and most interesting story. That's my biography ... life itself.”
For more information, review copies, or interviews please contact the author at:
William O. Wing
Email: toesiewoezie@aol.com
Website: http://www.williamwing.org
… So There is available for purchase online from the publisher, Amazon.com, BN.com and other online retailers. Bookstores should contact Ingram for wholesale orders.
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