D. W. Wilson

D. W. Wilson is an author and teacher with a PhD and MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia. He specializes in guiding students through the process of refining abstract ideas into concrete narratives, emphasizing revision and re-envisioning in fiction writing.

• Education: MA and PhD in Creative Writing from University of East Anglia
• Research Interests: Creative Writing, Fiction, Short Story Development
• Notable Works:
  • Once You Break a Knuckle (short story collection)
  • Ballistics (novel)

Wilson's fiction and essays have been published in literary magazines worldwide. His literary achievements include the BBC National Short Story Award (2011), the CBC Canada Writes Short Story Prize, and the Manchester Fiction Prize.

• Scientific Awards
  • BBC National Short Story Award (2011) for 'The Dead Roads'
  • CBC Canada Writes Short Story Prize
  • Manchester Fiction Prize

He is currently working on completing two additional fiction books.