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Jun 15, 2016 · Darryl Wimberley is a novelist who has written both noir and literary works. His latest book, A Seeping Wound, is a historical fiction set in a slave camp in the early twentieth century South.
Darryl Wimberley is a native Floridian. After high school, he entered the Air Force Academy in Colorado, graduating with a B.S. in International Affairs. While still on active duty, he attended St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas, and received an M.A. in English literature.
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Darryl Wimberley is the author of 15 books, mostly mystery novels featuring Barrett Raines. See his ratings, reviews, and editions of his books on Goodreads.
Darryl Wimberley is a winner of the Willie Morris Prize for Southern Fiction. His books include A Rock and a Hard Place and Dead Man's Bay. A native of northern Florida, he now lives in Austin, Texas.
Darryl Wimberley is a former Air Force Academy cadet and a Ph.D. in Film Theory and Criticism. He has written several novels, including Paul Bunyan, A Seeping Wound, and The King of Colored Town, and has won several literary awards.
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The King of Colored Town A novel by Darryl Wimberley which has earned a place on Coverfly’s “Red List” The first winner of the Willie Morris Award for Southern Fiction is now adapted for a ...
In his arresting novel, A Seeping Wound, Darryl Wimberley forcefully chronicles life in one of the many slave camps of the rural American South in the early twentieth century—a place of persistent violence and evil, though it also hosts moments of human kindness. Martha Longfoot is the story’s narrator, a half Muskogee Indian raised in the ...
