In A Taste of Salt, Wilson has painted an unsettling picture of time: time carried in a small chest faced with an archetypal circular design and the date 1810. Its dark contents resonate across the years from the Georgia frontier to a strange diner in small town Maine in 1967. In the chest are ordinary articles that testify to unspeakable events from the past: events that refuse to resign their hold on the present. Reconciliation with the past is at the heart of Wilson’s novel: reconciliation that comes slowly and with difficulty for Wilson’s characters. And even then it comes only momentarily. The irony of Wilson’s tale is that the only character free of this struggle is a slave.
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Harold Wilson lives with his wife Marilyn on Kent Island on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. He is the author of The Night Blooming Cereus and Other Short Stories and publishes short stories, literary criticism and poetry on his website www.haroldowilson.com. Wilson is also co-fiction editor of The Delmarva Review, a literary journal published annually by The Eastern Shore Writer’s Association. In addition, Wilson hosts Delmarva Public Radio’s Delmarva Today: Writer’s Edition and Delmarva Radio Theatre www.delmarvapublicradio.net.
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