Press Kit

The following materials are provided for editorial and promotional use in connection with Mill City and its author. For interview requests, review copies, or additional materials, please use the contact information below.

Author Photography

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Christophor S. Wilson — color portrait

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Christophor S. Wilson — black and white portrait

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Author Biography

Short bio

Christophor S. Wilson is a Pacific Northwest novelist and debut author of Mill City, a coming-of-age story set in the forests and river towns of the Oregon Cascades in 1990. The novel is the first in a planned eight-part series.

Full bio

Christophor S. Wilson is a Pacific Northwest storyteller writing at the intersection of memory, place, and working-class life. Mill City draws from the dense forests, fast rivers, and close-knit communities of the Oregon Cascades — a world shaped by flannel shirts, log trucks, and kids who find their freedom in the woods beyond town limits.

The novel is the first in a planned eight-part series following Chris Wilson and his circle of friends through the short summers and long wet winters of growing up in a small Oregon mountain town at the tail end of the 1980s. It is a story told with deep love for specific places — the creak of an old dock over a clear-water pond, the ring of a bell above a café door, the sound of the river running through town — and the people who inhabit it.

Mill City is his first novel.

A Note on the Name

The correct spelling is Christophor — ending in ‑or, not the more common ‑er. Please preserve this distinction in all references and printed materials.

About the Book

Title
Mill City
Author
Christophor S. Wilson
Genre
Coming-of-Age, Young Adult, Historical Fiction
Setting
Oregon Cascades, 1990
Series
Book one of a planned eight-part series

Mill City follows Chris Wilson and his circle of friends through a summer in a small Oregon mountain town — a place of dense forests, fast rivers, and working families. It is a story about the particular freedom of being young somewhere that feels like the whole world, and the weight that comes with it.

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