Paul D. Wilson

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P.D. Wilson with Will Dockery in Phenix City

Born June 2 1958 in America, Paul David Wilson is the son of Edwin and June Wilson (individuals later to be known as J. Edward Wilson and June Perg Floyd, respectively).

Reclusive creator of minicomics, music, and art, Paul D. Wilson, a.k.a. pd wilson, a.k.a. User:pdwilson is perhaps best known for his work on the notorious minicomic series published in the mid- and late-1980's under a variety of pen names and aliases.

Musical works

Waterworlds a saxophone and synth collaboration with Bey of the A Posse and The Atlanta Arts Exchange, 1987.
The Installation, 1985 compositions with Jim Pontius, George Buck, Tito Wals and E. Fennimore at the Demon House in Atlanta, Georgia.
Riley Country a 1988 Country Punk experiment.
Red Carpet Inn 1987 collaboration with Carol Horn.
Exile in the House of the King a lost work from 1978 of folk rock compositions, where Greybeard Cavalier, a song later adapted by the Shadowville All-Stars first appeared.
Raw Silk A 1980 collection of electric guitar and saxophone compositions recorded in Phenix City, Alabama on an antique reel-to-reel tape deck.
Mar-zi-pan 1983 saxophone, flute, guitar and vocal compostions.
2002 compositions with the hell-thunk band Burger God, led by punk poet Elka Bong.
Current era work includes various blues, folk, and jazz works, among them the Shadowville Installation project beginning in 2007, and a book entitled Boundaries, and reportedly, a collection of cover tunes, including 'Round Midnight by Thelonius Monk.

Publications

Retros 4, 1986. Pencils by John E. Jones, inks by P.D. Wilson

Gamma Pink 1986 combination minicomic/poetry chapbook.
Sawtooth Pulse 1986 minicomic/poetry chapbook.
Idiot Solvent 1986 collaboration with Will Dockery.
Karpet King 1986-88 collaboration with Carol Horn.
Pale Blue Land of Caanan 1987 poetry chapbook/minicomic combination.
"N!" 1987 minicomic/poetry chapbook combination.

I think I had it as "N!" or "n!" - that might also be pronounced as "N-bang" nowadays, though, so I think it might be best to go w/ spelling it out: "N Factorial" - note that "factorial" is probably the most commonly given example of a "recursive algorithm" -P.D. Wilson, 2008 Factorial

Work For Hire

minicomic scripts, many still unproduced for various Will Dockery characters such as the superhero Topaz and the Demon Hosue Theatre series.
Many artworks, drawings, comic strips, et cetera.