Moira Z. Wilson

Born: 08/16/1939   Flint , MI
Parents: Fred Dibert and Mary Elizabeth Brandt
Spouse: Paul W. Wilson
Children: David Guy ; Brian Frederick ; Wendy Elizabeth;
Address(es):
Permanent :
661 South Pointe Brulee Road
Hessel , MI 49745-0484
USA
Contact Information:
Phone : (906) 484-2708
Email : [email protected]
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Writings

Image Title Genre Audience Publisher Date
Revolutionary fires : a tale of Indian Eve volume 1 1777-1779 Historical Fiction Adult Hessel, MI : MZW Ink 2005
Image of Ogehmawahbee, Chippewa Warrior: And His Incredible Journey During the Time of Relocation / retold by Mike Osogwin Jr. and Marianne Osogwin Ogehmawahbee, Chippewa Warrior: And His Incredible Journey During the Time of Relocation / retold by Mike Osogwin Jr. and Marianne Osogwin
- a true story originally told in the oral tradition by the Osogwin Story Tellers Mike Osogwin and Marianne Osogwin assisted by Moira Z. Wilson ; illustrated by Brian F. Wilson.
Poetry Adult Hessel, MI : MZW Ink 2001
Oral Tradition and Print: The Stories of Mike Osogwin and John Osogwin
- Found in the Celebration of Indigenous Thought and Expression
1996
We Wait in Darkness: A Student Views the Canon Wars in American Literature 1993
The Oral History of Mike Osogwin and John Osogwin Poetry
Bood Fire
- Published in a yearly anthology
Poetry
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- Published in a yearly anthology
Poetry
Unititled Historical Novel:
- Revolutionary War era concerning the Northwest expansion and including the history of Ft. Detroit from 1777 to 1786
Poetry
What is the aim or goal of your writing: Because I am dyslexic and have had to overcome reading and writing dysfunction, my life has been a special journey which has revolved around the dream of expressing my thoughts in writing and using a language which I esteem. All the experiences of my life now focus on the primary goal to produce a historical novel that I have researched when able for nearly thirty years. A secondary goal to produce a children's book about a tremendous story that I discovered in the tapes of Mike and John Osogwin is nearly a reality. My son, Brian F. Wilson's fantastic artistic ability has helped to bring the Chippewa hero, Ogehmawabee to life. In addition, another book about the Osogwin tapes will follow. My grandfather and my mother epitomized the Irish story teller at their best. I plan to follow their heritage.

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

Skills:
Author

Education:

Degree Institution Location Date
Master of Arts (M.A.) Wayne State University Detroit , MI 1995

Career:

Position Organization Location Date
Staff ad writer WSOO Radio 1980 -1981
- taught workshop in the above areas including mushroom indentification Self employed spinner, weaver, and craft retailer 1973 -1981
Magazine writer Sheep Tales 1972 -1982
Newletter editor and grant writer Upper Peninsula and Eastern Upper Peninsula Craftsmen 1965
Author and artisan MZW Ink

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