
Nothing but Trouble
by Zelmer Wilson · January 2021
About Nothing but Trouble
For most people, going to college marks the beginning of their lives away from their parents, when they search for meaning in their lives. Not so for Bobbie Lamont, who chooses to stay home with her parents rather than move away, after graduating from Saint. After attending Augustine Academy for Girls and falling in love with Malcolm Pryce, Bobbie was ready for the next stage of her life: attending college at Tulane University. Once again, her only friend is Billie Carver, who is also attending Tulane. So are Angie Stone and Sarah Connor, two girls who made Bobbie's life miserable at St. Augustine. They will continue to torment her. The next four years of her life will change Bobbie. She continues to search for her place in the world, wondering how to turn her love of reading and writing into a career. The experiences she goes through with various men teach her that love and sex can be nothing but trouble at times.
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Zelmer Wilson
Zelmer Wilson (1975- ) was born in Fort Collins, Colorado. At the age of three, he moved with his family to Fort Smith, Arkansas. He would live there until he was eleven. In the summer of 1986, he left Arkansas and moved to Phoenix, Arizona, with his father and stepmother. During the summer of 1990, while visiting his mother and two sisters in Birmingham, Alabama, he discovered his calling in life to be a writer. His debut novel, In the Middle, is inspired by his own difficult teenage years in Phoenix, Arizona.
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