UnVeiled Voices explores the narratives of silenced personalities— stories often hidden by privacy or societal norms. This collection blends historical, fantastical, and informational moments, offering episodes that delve into struggles, successes, sorrows, and joys. From settling in a new land to encountering historical figures, each tale is a puzzle piece inviting readers to complete the picture.

Childhood antics, honeymooning, and trials of a first job or kiss bring humor, while poetic harmonies touch on entrepreneurship, human rights, childbirth, and the value of a bug. The stories navigate beauty shops, banned procedures, the innocence of love, and the effects of war, presenting a mix of reality and fantasy.

Amid comfortable and uncomfortable circumstances, readers have opportunities to listen, laugh, and think. Unique characters, both proud and shy, bygone and invented, appear in dreams, life-altering choices, childhood complications, heroic episodes, and recognizable situations, encouraging readers to think 'outside the box.' Even when the reading seems complete, additional informational and artistic sources follow to enhance clarity.

Dr. Sandra Walton Wilson, grew up in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. She spent many years working in the education system as a teacher and administrator across Pennsylvania and New York.

Her paintings have been displayed in numerous shows such as the Women’s Caucus for Art, Temple University, the Bowie City Hall (MD), and the African American Museum of Philadelphia. Her writings appear in anthologies such as HBCU Experience: The Book and journals; and her play “We Are” was included in the first International Journal of Black Drama (Temple University).

Sandra feels that her most important gift has been mothering her two children and watching them as they nurture her grandchildren.