Wes Browne

Wes Browne

@browneallover.bsky.social

Kentucky author of the novels THEY ALL FALL THE SAME, winner of the 2025 Weatherford Award, and HILLBILLY HUSTLE. Attorney/Pizza Purveyor. Repped by Alice Speilburg. www.wesbrowneauthor.com

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If you only love my funny stories, look away. Fade is the story of an aging couple in rural Kentucky already navigating end-of-life decisions when their past accelerates the process. Dark Yonder Issue 13 contains 9 other fine noir stories. Online or bookstores can order: ISBN 978-1-960556-41-7

This fall sees me visiting three states and two countries. Lots of Kentucky, North Carolina twice, Indiana for the first time, and my maiden international appearance in Stirling, Scotland. See you out there!

Want a FREE book? The Estill County Public Library in Irvine, Kentucky is providing free copies of my Weatherford Award-Winning novel to folks planning to attend the June 30th Books & Bites Book Club meeting and I’ll see you there!

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Since 1994, immigrants have paid more in taxes than they receive in benefits every year. Do not believe the lies you hear about immigrants. They are good for society and the economy.

Back on the road in Kentucky starting tomorrow in Georgetown at the Country Boy Brewing Book Swap where they’ll be tapping beers brewed for each of my two books. Hillbilly Hustle Lager is also available in cans in eight states and it’s delicious.

At long last They All Fall the Same is coming out in paperback on 1/27/26. A Kentucky Crime Thriller named a Best Book of the Year by Read or Dead & a Best Book of the Year (So Far) by Book Riot. Your local indie can preorder it for you now or you can order online at any of the big goon retailers.

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I just saw someone yell “they’re just using it to generate ideas!” And I hate to say it But if you work in the ART DEPARTMENT and you need a death machine stuffed with your colleagues’ work to give you ideas Quit.

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Archer Sullivan’s buzzy new Appalachian mystery The Witch’s Orchard is wowing readers! Join us in Lexington, KY as we talk about her mountain roots, and her inspirations for this unsettling, atmospheric tale. The PI at the heart of the story, Annie Gore, is a character you won’t be able to shake.

One fun thing about publishing is that BookScan will claim their sales calculations capture 85% of retail book sales while only reflecting 1/2 of the retail sales reflected on publishers’ sales statements & those same publishers will turn around and consult BookScan sales estimates to make decisions

It’s great how people who are complicit in making things so miserable for so many people and who not only co-sign inhumanity and cruelty but revel in it tell you that if you express your concern about it that means you don’t love the country and you should leave.