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GET BURNING QUESTIONS FREE!

Posted by Barry Willdorf in 1970sTrilogy, ORDER OUR PUBLICATIONS, What's New on May 18, 2012

So you’ve been thinking, maybe I would like to check out the trilogy and see whether it’s any good or just more fodder for the enormous slush pile of fiction that’s out there. Now here’s your chance to fill up some of those vacant megabytes on your computer and find out. My publisher, Whiskey Creek has decided to put Burning Questions, part one of the trilogy, on Amazon’s KDP program and then to participate in the giveaway that is part of their program. You can download Burning Questions FREE on May 24, 25 and 26. Go to Amazon. Find Burning Questions and download. I hope you enjoy the read.

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A SHOT IN THE ARM is here!

Posted by Barry Willdorf in 1970sTrilogy, ORDER OUR PUBLICATIONS, What's New on March 31, 2012

A brilliant creation! I wasn’t able to put the book down. Mark Rudd, author of Underground: My life in SDS and the Weathermen

Fast-moving. Plenty of twists and turns. Day-Glo vivid. Meredith Sue Willis, author of Out of the Mountains

A detective story with a sense of geography, a sense of morality, and a sense of humor. A Shot in the Arm is a blast to read. Frances Lefkowitz, author of To Have Not.

Gripping. Exciting. Add “A Shot in the Arm” to the classic tales of the City by the Bay. Hilton Obenzinger, author of Cannibal Eliot and the Lost Histories of San Francisco

Against Christina’s advice, Nate Lewis defends a black militant accused of homicide. But his fat cash retainer was stolen from government agents involved in a drugs-for-guns operation. Soon Nate is the last man standing as the agents attempt to recover the loot. Only Christina can save him. But she’s caught him philandering. Will she?

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1970s Trilogy Covers

Posted by Barry Willdorf in 1970sTrilogy, ORDER OUR PUBLICATIONS, What's New on January 24, 2012

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FIRST PRE-PUB REVIEW FOR “A SHOT IN THE ARM”

Posted by Barry Willdorf in 1970sTrilogy, What's New on January 9, 2012

This second book in Barry S. Willdorf’s seventies trilogy is set in the Bay Area where people’s lawyer Nate Lewis is torn between defending the oppressed, making a name for himself, and full-throttle self-destructive behavior. The fast-moving novel brings to life a world that is at once familiar– tourists are still all over Fisherman’s Wharf– and also markedly different– the main character complains about $2.00 movies.

The primary narrator is Nate himself, who takes on a case he knows he shouldn’t. He is drawn to– okay, a sucker for– black militants who appear to be taking a fall for someone else’s crime. The legal details are sharp; the drinking and drugging and low life neighborhoods are Day-Glo vivid. The plot has plenty of twists and turns, but the real interest is less in whodunit than in how Nate almost loses his life as well as the love of his life. Nate is smart and reasonably brave, but in the end is saved from himself and some really bad actors by someone even smarter and braver.

I was glad to know he made it, and that there’s at least one more novel out there about him and his world.

Meredith Sue Willis, Author of Ten Strategies to Write Your Novel and Out of the Mountains.