About

Sean Wilson is an independent author based in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the creator of the Anchor City Trilogy — a cyberpunk noir series built over twenty years from grief, loyalty, and the refusal to quit.
His debut novel, The Echo Thief, follows Sean Sinclair, a memory thief navigating a drowned neon city where corporations own the past and an AI just predicted her death. Beside her every step of the way is her brother Billy — dead three years, uploaded into the network, and still the funniest person she knows. Book Two, 3:47, is available now. Book Three is in development.
The trilogy was started with his brother Billy, who passed away from an accidental overdose in 2005. Wilson finished it anyway and never let Billy leave the pages. Three days after completing the final manuscript, his fiancée Paula Canales passed away at 35 — walking their dog, blood clots, no warning. She believed in the book every day she was alive.
Former Gambino underboss Sammy "The Bull" Gravano read the manuscript, gave it his personal blessing, and appears as a character in the trilogy with his full permission. His code of loyalty runs underneath every page.
Wilson spent years managing snow plowing and paving for the Salt Lake City Street Department. He lost nearly everything to prescription pain killers. He lived in his vehicle. He got clean. He finished the book.
He writes about memory, loyalty, and the people you carry with you long after you're supposed to let them go. That's not a theme he invented. That's his life.