George Wilder Jr.'s Page

What are you currently not reading that you intend to get too at sometime in the near future? Whether fiction, non-fiction, articles, and short stories. Share your thoughts. I'm a avid reader and always looking for that page turner. I'm currently not reading John Lescroart, however, I plan too.

I have long grown tired of tradtional Characters names, therefore, I began naming my characters after states, cities, towns, villages, and suburbs. I found it to be very interesting. My son is named Denver. I was fed-up with scratching my head over massively trying to come up with various names for individual characters. And I love it.

Corruption fighting Special Agent Derrick Sweat returns in his second action packed thriller, Derrick Sweat Midwest Deep Freeze. This time the African-American blue eyed blues musician confronts Chicago mobster, Johnny Macaroni, who is living a double life as mild mannered family man, Harold Rinehart. When Harold Rinehart’s teenage daughter is killed in a freak Caribbean storm. Johnny Macaroni blames the National Weather Center for inaccurate reporting for her death. The gangster seeks revenge.… Continue

Hey, always exercise your brain it's good health so, therefore, curl up with a very good book. Book ordering information below. Have a great day. And have much fun steering your way around this colorful website. And thank you very much.

Stephen King wrote: Books are perfect entertainment: no commercials, no batteries, just hours of enjoyment for every dollar.

I say that: there are no big crowds, no noise, just sheer comfort relaxing with real good book. When books are adapted into movies, most… Continue

Mr. George Wilder Jr. has written a children's manuscript and he is sure that young children everywhere will find this book interesting. This is not another all animal can talk children's book. It's quite educational. Young children's minds are like sponges, they absorb everything. Young children are often curious about all the things around them. The audiences for this book are children between ages of five and six years old. The two page manuscript is called Matthew the Nosy.

Mr. Wilder is a… Continue