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A Boomerang Christmas
From favorite toys to treasured friends, from lighthearted laughs to poignant episodes, from Santa to the Christ Child - these are the stories of A Boomerang Christmas! Stories from You to Me ...and Back Again!
Oklahoma Proud!
Enjoy stories of Oklahoma from the Great Chiefs to the Land Run! Travel down Historic Route 66, visit the Oil Boom, and discover the people, places, history, and feeling of the West through the poetry of Eddie D. Wilcoxen. Celebrate the Oklahoma Centennial with this collection of heartwarming historical Oklahoma poetry you will be glad to share with your family and friends.
Reflections of a Wandering Mind
A book your whole family will enjoy! This stirring collection of interesting and amusing reflections of a self proclaimed "Radio Gypsy" is sure to bring a smile or a tear to your eye. This is a book to savor, and be delighted and proud to share with friends and family!
Cotton Candy Whimsy: It Tastes Like Being Young
A great book for imaginative people of all ages! This is a fun read with terrific stories and inspiration....like the Tale of the Tooth Fairy and how she got started, Froggy who had to leave home before he was recognized for his talents, Charlie and Frodo the Dragon who saved their village from marauding invaders, Fairies, Butterflies, and all the wonderful animals of the world who inspire us. Makes a wonderful gift for every holiday for adults or children who have everything already. Surprise them with this fascinating light hearted book and enjoy hearing their laughter as they view the fascinating and easy to read whimsical stories. Eddie D. Wilcoxen says, "Enjoy the tasty sweetness of imagination on the tongue. It's Cotton Candy Whimsy, and it tastes like being young. The voice of wonder is ever young with eyes as new as the rising sun. No matter what your age or station, imagination is a journey well worth the taking!"
Rose Petal Poems
A quiet moment with that special someone, the warmth of love long lived, the anguish of love gone wrong, the sultry heat of passion - you'll find all this and more on the pages of Rose Petal Poems. You will enjoy the masterfully crafted rhymes that reveal these tales of life and love. Eddie D. Wilcoxen is a noted storyteller and humorist, author of more than a dozen books, and Poet Laureate Emeritus of Oklahoma. It's time to settle in with a cozy fire and a crystal glass as you let these Rose Petal Poems unfold around you. Heavily laden with love for the romantic heart, spiced with sorrow, and serving a delicious dessert of both whimsy and sensuality, this is a most satisfying book for just about any taste! Bon Appetit!
Everybody Needs Heroes!
You'll laugh and you'll cry as you meet everyday people whose courageous actions are anything but ordinary! Enjoy fifty inspiring stories, including:The Tale of a Mother's Love, The Amazing Unsinkable Man, The Power of Lemonade, Go Climb a Tree, Beware the Evil Batman, A Good Heart, plus dozens more!
The Last Poet Show
Having authored over a dozen successful books which garnered him the honor of Oklahoma Poet Laureate, this storytelling poet transports you with tales laden with love for the romantic heart, stories spiced with sadness and hope, and a delicious mixture of fiction, truth, whimsy and sensuality. The Last Poet Show takes you on a fascinating and fulfilling journey into the "wandering mind" of acclaimed poet Eddie D. Wilcoxen. This award winning radio broadcaster, educator, and noted storyteller shares poems that he wrote over a span of more than twenty years. The Last Poet Show includes poems about History (Treblinka & Thermopylae); Love (One Thing, Sounding Poem); Art (Starry, Starry Vincent, ...
Wilcoxson and Allied Families
"Elizabeth Willcockson was granted administration of the estate of George Willcockson, 25 Oct., 1739, Chester Co., Penn[sylvania] ... there is no proof of the relationship of Elizabeth to George Willcockson" although some say she was his wife, and the daughter of Roland Powell of New Jersey.
