Carol Ann Wilson

After almost forty years as an educator--teacher, high school principal, assistant superintendent, university instructor/visiting professor, school-university partnership director, and consultant--Carol Ann Wilson turned her attention to writing. Her first book STILL POINT OF THE TURNING WORLD: THE LIFE OF GIA-FU FENG, won ForeWord Review's Book of the Year Award for biography and was a finalist for the Indie 2010 New Generation Award in nonfiction and Colorado Authors' League Top Hand Award in nonfiction. BECAUSE WE WANTED TO: TWO WOMEN, A DREAM, AND A RANCH CALLED SINGING ACRES was finalist for Foreword Review's Indie Fab Finalist Book of the Year in Women's Studies, and Colorado Authors' League creative nonfiction award. She lives in Colorado, where her mother first took her and her siblings, Susan and Bruce, many decades ago. For more info, please visit www.carolannwilson.info .