The Dicksions

Another great Western tale from William Wayne Dicksion! Recently updated, with new cover art!

Puma Son of Mountain Lion is a half-Indian boy who is away from his village undergoing the rites of manhood. When he returns, he finds his village destroyed by a warring tribe and his family slain. His mother dies in his arms and says . . . . Discover her last words here!

Bill has done it again with a brand-new novel: A Button in the Fabric of Time. This one is sci-fi, in which the hero, Gus, travels 1,000 years into the future. There, he finds a paradise, where people live youthful lives for hundreds of years and strive for immortality.

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“What an imagination,” writes Honolulu Star-Bulletin reviewer Betty Shimabukuro. “Honolulu resident Dicksion’s self-published sci-fi novel centers on a magic button or, rather, a scientifically advanced button that allows the lead character, engineer Augustus Wilder, to travel through time and space.”

Prolific as always, William (Bill) Dicksion has just published a new novel of the West … just in time for Christmas. This is Bill’s second novel this year! He is well into his next story, which he tells us will top them all. If you are a Civil War buff, or a fan of stories of the Old West, you will enjoy this richly told tale of adversity and triumph. You can buy Bill’s latest Book, A Man Called Ty, here.

A Man Called Ty
By William Wayne Dicksion

The Civil War devastated the South. Many Confederate soldiers returned home to find their families destroyed and their land taken over by carpetbaggers. With Confederate money worthless, the soldiers could not pay taxes levied on their land. Those who resisted were labeled renegades, outlaws, and killers. In some instances, those taking over the land used the power of the conquering army to force their will upon the vanquished. For many, the only thing left was to flee into the wild, unsettled West and hope to rebuild their lives. . . . more>

Congratulations on publishing your books. We’re thrilled for you and Millie. We look forward to enjoying them all. You know how we love to read in bed! Nice job on your blog. I’ll keep in touch.