Paw Tracks Here And Abroad

James Mikel Wilson has either traveled, worked, or lived in over thirty countries and forty-seven states. Ghosts of Presidents Past - A Reckoning is his fourth book, a hybrid of political satire and historical fiction. Wilson collects Lionel trains, North American Indian artifacts, and books written and signed by U.S. Presidents and First Ladies. He and his wife have enjoyed the company of five dogs. He is a Son of the American Revolution and a war veteran. As he traveled over the years for a large multi corporation and for pleasure, Wilson especially enjoyed learning more about the culture, cuisine, history, and politics of the places he visited. A word about other books. Churchill and Roosevelt: The Big Sleepover at the White House, received the 2018 Author Academy Award in historical fiction. A London playwright has converted the book to a stage play. He and the producers hope to premiere the work in England and then the US in 2021- 2022. The author has autographed books at numerous events, including the 50th Anniversary of the National Churchill Museum. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) wrote a national magazine article endorsing Paw Tracks Here and Abroad - A Dog's Tale. The book talks about Snickers, a stray dog abandoned in the street in Peoria, IL and her true-life adventures moving from city to city in the U.S. and then Geneva, Switzerland. Snickers narrates the story about adoption, animal care, and cultural experiences. When the author's current dog, Missy the Westie, cornered a rare American blue bullfrog, he seized upon the opportunity to publish Mr. Froggy's Dilemma. This children's story teaches about Amphibians, froggy songs, science, and the environment. For a number of months Amazon Books ranked it number one in its genre. Readers can follow the author on www.jamesmikelwilson.com, Instagram and The Authors Guild.