Diane Wilson

About the Author

Diane Wilson is an American fiction author best known for her novel The Seed Keeper. She uses her personal life experiences to showcase a broader historical and social context. Diane’s memoir Spirit Car won a 2006 Minnesota Book Award. In 2012, the memoir was chosen for the One Minneapolis One Read Program. Additionally, Diane’s nonfiction book, Beloved Child, won the Barbara Sudler Award in 2012 by History Colorado. Rosalie is a resident of Minnesota, where giant bison and legendary mammoths once lived. Over 50 miles from the nearest reservation, she attends a most populated school with white children that nickname her with endless names, but Rosalie doesn’t care about any of them. She never appreciated the value of a good friendship until she met Gaby Makepeace, one of the few brown stud. Diane Wilson is the author of over 4 books across 2 series. Their most famous work is the Publication Order of Standalone Novels series, which has garnered millions of readers worldwide. With such a prolific career, Diane Wilson has established themselves as one of the most influential authors in contemporary fiction.