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by Lorraine Devon Wilke (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.6 out of 5 stars (92)
2023 Indie Author Project Regional Contest Winner in California
2019 Readers' Favorite Awards Gold Medal Winner in Fiction (Literary)
2019 Best Book Awards Finalist in Fiction (Literary)
2019 International Book Awards, Finalist, Fiction (Multicultural)
2020 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award Fiction Finalist in Multicultural
2019 Foreword Indie Finalist in Adult Fiction: Multicultural
2019 Nautilus Book Awards Silver Winner in Fiction

“Infused with beauty, humor, and pain, The Alchemy of Noise is a modern American love story that asks if love can bridge the distance between two Americas.”
—Laura Nicole Diamond, author of Shelter Us and Deliver Me

In a world so full of lonely people and broken hearts, Chris Hawkins, a black sound engineer from Chicago’s south side, and Sidonie Frame—white, suburban-raised, the head manager of one of the city’s most elite venues—meet by work-related happenstance and fall quickly in love, convinced that by that act alone they can inspire peace, joy, and happiness in the world around them. The world, however, has other ideas.

Their meeting is serendipitous. Chris, who owns and runs his company, largely spends his time surrounded by members of his own community; Sidonie, conversely, is rarely outside the environs of work and its predominantly white staff and clientele. But when the club’s sound manager goes AWOL on the night of a big event and Chris is hired to come in as a last-minute replacement, their destinies collide.

Immediately drawn to each other, they fall quickly into an unexpected and thrilling relationship, inspiring myriad reactions amongst family and friends on both sides of the racial divide. But even as their love story evolves, day-to-day tensions, police disruptions, and the microaggressions Chris constantly encounters as a black man in the gritty environs of Chicago become a cultural flashpoint, challenging Sidonie’s privileged worldview and Chris’s ability to translate the unfolding events. After a random and gut-wrenching series of police encounters shakes their resilience, it’s the shattering circumstance of a violent arrest—one in which Chris is identified as a serial vandal and potential rapist—that sends their world into free fall.

He claims his innocence; she believes him. But the forces pushing against them are many and oppressive. With a looming trial, the dissipating loyalties of key allies, and unforeseen twists triggering doubt and suspicion, Sidonie and Chris are driven to question what they really know of each other and just whom to trust, leading to a powerful and emotional conclusion.

Lorraine Devon Wilke’s third novel, The Alchemy of Noise, ventures beyond the humor and pathos of family drama explored so cleverly in her first two novels to dig deep into the politics of contemporary culture. At its heart a love story, it explores the complexity of race in a suspenseful drama driven by issues of privilege, prejudice, police profiling and legal entanglements, and the disparities in how those provocative themes impact the various and diverse characters involved.
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    354 pages
  2. Language
    English
  3. Publisher
    She Writes Press
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  5. Publication date
    April 9, 2019
  6. File size
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2019 Readers' Favorite Awards Gold Medal Winner in Fiction (Literary)
2019 Best Book Awards Finalist in Fiction (Literary)
2019 International Book Awards, Finalist, Fiction (Multicultural)
2020 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award Fiction Finalist in Multicultural
2019 Foreword Indie Finalist in Adult Fiction: Multicultural
2019 Nautilus Book Awards Silver Winner in Fiction

“Wilke’s prose is cautious and empathetic, probing at the edges of politeness, taboo, and uncomfortable truth. . . the directness and openness with which the author explores the topic, as well as its continuing relevance, make this a novel that will still read as daring to many.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Wilke’s story will satisfy readers with its emotional depth and strong characters, making for a memorable novel.”
—Publishers Weekly

“A story on fresh beginnings marred by police brutality, The Alchemy of Noise tests the limits of love. Lorraine Devon Wilke’s sharp interracial romance strikes at the heart of contemporary race issues with thoughtful, vulnerable characters who excavate their own beliefs to reaffirm what’s worth fighting for.”
—Foreword Reviews

“The writing is emotive and highly descriptive, painting snippets of life for Chris as he struggles with the everyday racism and assumptions put upon young black men all across America, and Sidonie’s struggle to connect and understand is intelligently handled. Neither of them is perfect, but together they find something special of their own. Wilke’s superb pacing and frank dialogue guide us through every harrowing moment as they fight hard to protect it. Overall, The Alchemy of Noise is a highly entertaining and engaging piece of drama which shines a light on pivotal issues of today.”
—Readers' Favorite

“12 Can’t-Miss Books by Women to Read This Year—In this devastating and touching new novel from Lorraine Devon Wilke, two unlikely lovers find themselves in the middle of a corrupt investigation that will change their lives forever.”
—Brit + Co

“This is not a run-of-the-mill love story. But Lorraine Devon Wilke is not a run-of-the-mill writer. The Alchemy of Noise, a powerful interracial romance with rich, cinematic quality, is gritty, clever, and superbly crafted, sustaining a gut-wrenching level of tension until the final page.”
—Jane Davis, award-winning author of Smash All the Windows and nine other titles

“Every character was authentic. Sidonie and Chris have great depth; they’re real-life people, and I wanted them to overcome, for their love to prevail. The plot line was great as well. The microaggressions, the hidden and overt racism, the passive-aggressive low-key racism—it was all in there, all very plausible and realistic. The book is a sort of Racism 101, an eye-opener for allies.”
—Regina McRae, BLM activist, award-winning baker/owner of NYC bakery Grandma’s Secrets, and author of Taking the Cake: Your Ultimate Cake Guide

“Beautifully written, perfectly balanced, and evenly paced, The Alchemy of Noise, Devon Wilke’s story of love, redemption, and racial conflict in the shadow of contemporary urban America, is a tour-de-force from an author at the top of her game.”
—Mark Barry, author of The Night Porter and Carla

“A powerful novel that wraps the love story of a mixed-race couple in a ‘ripped from the headlines’ narrative, The Alchemy of Noise is alternately touching, painful, sweet, and enraging. With its exploration of race and privilege and stunning, unexpected plot twists, it demands your attention from beginning to end.”
—Susie Singer Carter, award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter of My Mom & the Girl and Soul Surfer

“An impactful story about race, equality and love, The Alchemy of Noise has quickly become a highly-buzzed-about read in the vast community of female writers.”
—Working Mother magazine

“Reading this combination love story and page-turning legal drama, I was particularly moved by the exploration of the psychological and emotional impacts of racism on each of the characters. The Alchemy of Noise dives into those issues in new, unexamined ways, and as a professional working in the field of PTSD and family trauma, I found that element to be a powerful and authentic driver of this very topical story.”
—Nancy Locke Capers, writer/producer and licensed psychotherapist

“A fascinating book, really, really quite something . . . a real Chicago novel. I do find something quite courageous about this book. It’s not only terribly provocative and moves like a freight train, but it's a very, very, very ambitious book.”
—Rick Kogan, senior reporter for the Chicago Tribune and host of WGN Radio's After Hours with Rick Kogan

“Infused with beauty, humor, and pain, The Alchemy of Noise is a modern American love story that asks if love can bridge the distance between two Americas. Author Lorraine Devon Wilke writes with authenticity, insight, sensitivity. Her characters Sidonie and Chris (and the loved ones in their orbit) stayed with me like old friends whose success I am rooting for but is in no way guaranteed in a world where skin color may be destiny.”
—Laura Nicole Diamond, author of Shelter Us and Deliver Me

“The story of Sidonie, a white woman, and Chris, a black man, is a well-written and compelling tale of love that offers a glimpse into the unique experiences couples face in interracial relationships. When allegations of criminal activity are lodged against Chris, the two are forced into a confusing and frightening reality that shakes them to their very cores. The Alchemy of Noise is an intense emotional journey, and Wilke masterfully guides us through it with laughter, tears, and thought-provoking insight.”
—Kimberley A. Johnson, author of Peyton’s Choice and The Virgin Diaries

“The Alchemy of Noise is an honest, empathetic, and powerful look at racial tensions in modern America, explored through one interracial couple’s burgeoning relationship—and how it plays on the concerns and assumptions of their friends and families. The writing is excellent, the characters full and real and conflicted—just like life.”
—Laurie Boris, author of The Call: A Baseball Novel and A Sudden Gust of Gravity

“Lorraine Devon Wilke's The Alchemy of Noise includes brushstrokes of nightlife, music, the club world—true-ringing elements that too often in the lit game are swung at and missed. Her portrait of Chicago as a representation of contemporary urban culture is so vivid it stands as a character all its own.”
—Junior Burke, author of A Thousand Eyes and Something Gorgeous

“An entertaining while scathing commentary about race relations in America, The Alchemy of Noise is an entertaining love story and so much more. The author’s take on inherent and systemic racism, something her characters are challenged with daily, sounds authentic and credible. In that regard, it is an important book that deserves a larger audience. The book itself is a pleasure to read with believable dialogue, fully developed characters and exceptionally good diction, something that’s becoming increasingly rare. The plot is well crafted, and try as I might I couldn’t find one scene that didn’t develop character or advance the plot, or both.”
—Rod Raglin, Reedsy Discovery

“The Alchemy of Noise is a novel in which boy meets girl, and essentially it has a love story at its heart. But it is so much more than that . . . The exploration of all the relationships in this novel is excellent—the characters rich and rounded, the way they react and interact absorbing. It is very well written. It’s intelligent, educational, and eye-opening, though still easy to read, the prose flowing and drawing you in. The Alchemy of Noise is an excellent novel I thoroughly enjoyed and don’t hesitate for a moment to recommend.”
—Georgia Rose, author of The Grayson Trilogy

“Devon Wilke weaves The Alchemy of Noise with an intelligent pen of compassion and soulfulness. Her characters are all relatable, and you will find yourself transported inside the torn social fabric of our contemporary world to first-person perspectives of family matters, addiction, police brutality, and racism. . . . Deftly executed with grace and the author’s own keen sensibilities, the story left me wishing it would never end.”
—JanniStyles1

About the Author

Lorraine Devon Wilke is an accomplished writer in several genres, a Chicago native, and third of eleven children. In 2010 she launched her “arts & politics” blog, Rock+Paper+Music, and since 2011 she has been a popular contributor at HuffPost and other news and media sites. Known for her “sass and sensibility,” her work has been reprinted and excerpted in academic tomes, nonfiction books, and literary journals; a catalogue of select articles can be found at Contently.com. Both her award-wining novels, After The Sucker Punch and Hysterical Love, are available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. After leaving Illinois with a rock band heading west, Devon Wilke landed in Los Angeles, where she still lives with her husband, attorney/writer/producer, Pete Wilke. She’s working on a fourth novel, a rock-and-roll dramedy titled A Minor Rebellion, while continuing her endeavors as a photographer, singer/songwriter, and actress. To learn more, visit www.lorrainedevonwilke.com.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07G819C3G
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ She Writes Press
  • Accessibility ‏ : ‎ Learn more
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 9, 2019
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 863 KB
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 354 pages
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1631525605
  • Page Flip ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Best Sellers Rank: #3,026,356 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.6 out of 5 stars (92)

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An accomplished writer in several genres of the medium, Lorraine Devon Wilke, a Chicago native and one of eleven children, has built a library of expertly crafted work with a signature style that exudes intelligence, depth, and humor. Whether screenplay or stage play, article or editorial, short story or novel, her work captures the edge and emotion of real life, incorporating original plots, jump-off-the-page dialogue, and thought-provoking themes.

In 2010, she launched her “arts & politics” blog, Rock+Paper+Music, and in 2011 became a popular contributor to HuffPost and other media sites. Her essays have been reprinted and excerpted in academic tomes, nonfiction books, and literary journals. She maintains a column at Medium and a popular Substack, "Musings of a Creative Loudmouth."

She jumped into longform with her first novel, AFTER THE SUCKER PUNCH (2014); her second, HYSTERICAL LOVE (2015). Both won a slate of literary awards and garnered passionate readership. Her third novel, THE ALCHEMY OF NOISE (She Writes Press, 2019), struck a powerful chord with its dramatic “ripped from the headlines” narrative, garnering an invitation to NPR’s 1A show to discuss “literature + culture,” awarded by an impressive roster of literary organizations. Her latest, CHICK SINGER (Sibylline Press, 2025), dives into the rowdy world of rock & roll and its impact on the lives of a complicated mother-daughter relationship. Her fifth novel, psychological suspense titled, THE WEIGHT OF FABLES, will be released by Sibylline Press, Fall 2027.

Devon Wilke lives in Los Angeles with her husband, attorney/writer/producer, Pete Wilke, with her son and other extended family nearby.

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4.6 out of 5 stars
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Customers find this novel captivating and beautifully written, with one review noting it's a thought-provoking story about race and love. The book is hard to put down, and one customer describes it as a great story of relationship evolution. They appreciate its realism, with one review highlighting how true to life it feels.
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Customers find the content of the book captivating and thought-provoking, describing it as a love story full of insight.
I loved this book. I so looked forward to crawling into bed at the end of the day and seeing where this terrific love story would take me.Read more
Fabulous book! I knew nothing about the story when I started reading it. I was drawn in immediately sometimes surprised at how interesting it was....Read more
The 'Alchemy of Noise' is intense as well as thought provoking as it relates to our society and our ongoing love/hate relationship with racism....Read more
...or how in touch you are with our life in our America, this is a must read book.Read more
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Customers praise the writing style of the book, describing it as beautifully written and skillfully told.
...So many important issues presented in such a truly beautifully written novel, reminds us what can be accomplished in a work of fiction....Read more
...A timely novel, beautifully written, deeply insightful and honest. A must read.Read more
Wilke is a talented writer....Read more
...I also like her style of writing, it was truly hard to put this book down.Read more
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Customers find the book engaging, with one mentioning its thrumming suspense throughout and another noting how it tugs hard at the heart strings.
...I also like her style of writing, it was truly hard to put this book down.Read more
...This book is hard to put down. It’s truly a love story full of insight and words of wisdom. I highly recommend this book. You won’t be disappointed.Read more
...At times, it is very unnerving. Mistaken identity, police harassment, all those things I thought we had done away with....Read more
...is a beautifully written story that weaves its way through love, tension, racial injustice, interracial relationships, and the ever present...Read more
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Customers enjoy the story of the book, with one mentioning it draws readers in immediately and another noting it's a great tale of relationship evolution.
...Could not put this down.... What a beautiful story and emotional roller coaster ride all the way to the end!Read more
...It was a profoundly personal, intimate portrayal and story that both moved and changed me....Read more
...I liked the author’s writing style, the plot, and the two main characters....Read more
...This is a great book that tells a captivating and timely story. BRAVA!!Read more
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I especially liked the realism that this author brought to light. The only way things can change, is by pointing these injustices out!...Read more
...The trade-offs to be negotiated are so unjust, but so true to life. Unforgettable and believable....Read more
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This is a beautifully written novel that explores racism through the eyes of an interracial couple. The author is master of crafting a provocative narrative that hooks the reader with well fleshed our characters. I had to know whether or not Sidonie and Chris would end up together or if the pressure from society would destroy them. It is an extremely important read that will break your heart and open your eyes. I will remember this book for years to come! I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review from Booksparks.
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  • Debbie L Zipp
    5.0 out of 5 stars Blown Away
    Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019
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    I was simply blown away by "The Alchemy of Noise." I must admit at times I found it hard to continue reading but only because I just found certain things so infuriating and upsetting because I knew how truthful the novel was. I had to muster my strength to continue and just take it because otherwise I would consider myself a coward in light of there being people who didn't just experience what I was reading but lived it. Lorraine's novel is brilliant and should be read by everyone. I don’t see how anyone could have anything but extreme praise for it. Lorraine's portrayal of Chris’s life experience as a black man before and during his relationship with Sidoni and the contrasting life experience of Sidoni as a white woman before and during her relationship with Chris, was stunning, illuminating and painful. For me, oh so painful. This beautiful love between two remarkably good people being torn apart by bigotry, prejudice and hate in the modern world even today is again…so sad and disappointing but never without hope. I felt the deeply honest and raw hard truth of both their experiences and it opened my eyes, as it did Sidonie’s. I was shocked by it and it hurt in my soul. However, I felt it is important that we come face to face with that truth and confront the issues presented so we can be more aware and sensitive to those experiences suffered by Black Americans in this country. So many important issues presented in such a truly beautifully written novel, reminds us what can be accomplished in a work of fiction. I felt I was reading a literary work of very important significance with a level of poignancy and caliber that is never reach by many good writers. Lorraine's colorful and multi layered articulation of the many facets and nuances of these characters, the depth of their love, their relationship and their joy of being together alongside the devastation experienced in their journey together was perfection. It was a profoundly personal, intimate portrayal and story that both moved and changed me. I know it was a long time coming, the writing and publishing of “The Alchemy of Noise” but I thank Lorraine from the bottom of my heart for writing it and presenting it to the world. It is a must read.
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  • Debra Thomas
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Must Read!
    Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022
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    With courage and compassion, Lorraine Devon Wilke crafted a moving contemporary interracial love story, set in Chicago, that balances the harsh realities of bigotry and prejudice with the enduring power of love. Everything about this novel feels authentic. The initial attraction and slowly evolving relationship between Sidonie, a white, suburban-raised woman who manages a successful event venue, and Chris, a black sound engineer from the south side of Chicago; their family and friends diverse reactions to their budding relationship; and the pulsing beat of music as a backdrop to the ever-threatening, lurking-in-the-shadows danger of prejudice and police-profiling. Wilke deftly conveys Sidonie’s gradual awareness and understanding of her own life of privilege, as she and Chris deal with a frightening crisis that could ruin both of their lives. Whether their love is strong enough to survive is at the heart of this novel. A timely novel, beautifully written, deeply insightful and honest. A must read.
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  • LagunaLady
    4.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful Love Story with a message
    Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020
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    First, I want to start by saying that I very seldom give five star reviews. I have to wonder what reviewers give to truly great books when they so freely throw out Five Star reviews as if they were chicken feed. The only book I have given a fiver to was Memoirs of a Geisha. That being said, this is a really excellent book. I would give it 4.5 stars :>}

    I liked the author’s writing style, the plot, and the two main characters. As someone who has been in several biracial relationships, I winced as Sidonie suffered through what I would call Racism 101. I think the author did an excellent job of showing how certain incidents of racism affect everyone involved. And there were definitely some things that happened in the story which made me stop and think.

    This is a great story of the evolution of a relationship and it is also a very poignant commentary on the world we are living in today. I highly recommend it to anyone with an open mind and an open heart.
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  • Jim Parriott
    5.0 out of 5 stars A richly told love story that explores racial healing while tugging hard at the heart strings
    Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019
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    Set in the club scene of urban, racially charged Chicago, this novel is so skillfully crafted that the characters and themes seem ripped from an autobiography. Real and fascinating... it pulls you into the world of two lovers in a personal and deeply honest way. Could not put this down.... What a beautiful story and emotional roller coaster ride all the way to the end!
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  • Lynn
    5.0 out of 5 stars Compelling authenticity
    Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2019
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    Skillfully told through the eyes of an interracial couple in love, the author portrays the universal challenges of learning what is important about one's beloved while everyday routines are magnified by the tick tick of institutional racism and the all too authentic threat to their safety. The trade-offs to be negotiated are so unjust, but so true to life. Unforgettable and believable. The power of this story was enhanced by elegant writing which captures the grit and beauty of Chicago. A bonus was the depiction of the strength or dysfunction of a nuclear family which supports or weakens its members.
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  • BTyler
    5.0 out of 5 stars So much more than a love story!
    Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2019
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    Lorraine Devon Wilke has expertly crafted a tantalizing interracial love story marred by racism, clashing cultures, a violent arrest and trial that had me turning page after page. Her sharp, insightful, thought provoking narrative illustrates how great pain can enlighten and inspire a shift in the wake of naiveté, the unknown, and inexperienced. This timely novel weaves a thrumming suspense throughout that had me screaming as twist after twist ratcheted up the stakes and the all too real possibility that love may not be enough. At one point I threw the book across the room, as she lobbed another twist across the page. You'll have to read it to find out how it turns out. I can assure you, she delivers.
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  • Diana Stevan
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Delicate but Masterful handling of Love and Racism in America
    Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2019
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    I've been a fan of Lorraine Devon Wilke's ever since I read After The Sucker Punch. This novel impressed me even more. In The Alchemy of Noise, the author tackles the issue of race in America. Two people--one black, the other white--fall in love, a love that is beautifully and sensitively portrayed. It's also honestly depicted. How work, family and society's views affect their interracial relationship is a difficult subject and yet Wilke does a masterful job in showing us what's at stake.

    How various people react to Sidonie and Chris's relationship is what powers this story. To write about a subject matter that can be so divisive takes courage and exceptional skill. The author made me feel a little of what it's like to be black in America and that was horrifying. A highly recommended read, both for the love story and for understanding the impact of racism on innocent lives.
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