SCHEDULE OF READING EVENTS
Posted by Barry Willdorf in What's New on February 2, 2012
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March 8, 2012, Why There Are Words, 333 Caledonia, Sausalito 7-9 p.
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April 15, 2012, A Shot in the Arm book launch party, Cafe Royale, 800 Post St. San Francisco,
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April 19, 2012, InsideStoryTime, Cafe Royale, 800 Post St. San Francisco.
1970s Trilogy Covers
Posted by Barry Willdorf in 1970sTrilogy, ORDER OUR PUBLICATIONS, What's New on January 24, 2012
NEW E-BOOK: SEE YOU IN COURT
Posted by Barry Willdorf in ORDER OUR PUBLICATIONS, What's New on January 23, 2012
Come on over to my new blog dedicated to helping writers write more accurate courtroom scenes and to those of you who may have a courtroom in your personal future.
Don’t be afraid to ask a question.
Sorry. Personal legal advice will not be provided.
CLICK ON THE LINK> SEE YOU IN COURT!
Burning Questions gets a story in Gloucester Times!
Posted by Barry Willdorf in What's New on January 21, 2012
January 19, 2012
A lawyer’s Cape Ann thriller By Gail McCarthy Staff Writer A 66-year-old former trial lawyer with ties to Cape Ann has published a mystery-thriller novel — one based in Gloucester and infused with its colorful history.
Barry S. Willdorf, who settled in San Francisco decades ago, titled the first book in his trilogy “Burning Questions,” which is set in 1969. That is an era he knows well, having lived here part-time here and having grown up in Malden.
Willdorf said the novel brims with rich recollections of Gloucester and Cape Ann during the 1950s and ’60s. The story recounts the blaze that gutted the Oceanside Hotel, which began a trend that transformed the Magnolia district from an upscale tourist destination to a community of summer homes.
Willdorf used to live in Magnolia across from the old Surf Restaurant, and is old enough to remember the Oceanside Hotel fire in 1957.
To read the whole article click: http://www.gloucestertimes.com/lifestyle/x1070344323/A-lawyers-Cape-Ann-thriller
A lawyer’s Cape Ann thriller By Gail McCarthy Staff Writer A 66-year-old former trial lawyer with ties to Cape Ann has published a mystery-thriller novel — one based in Gloucester and infused with its colorful history.
Barry S. Willdorf, who settled in San Francisco decades ago, titled the first book in his trilogy “Burning Questions,” which is set in 1969. That is an era he knows well, having lived here part-time here and having grown up in Malden.
Willdorf said the novel brims with rich recollections of Gloucester and Cape Ann during the 1950s and ’60s. The story recounts the blaze that gutted the Oceanside Hotel, which began a trend that transformed the Magnolia district from an upscale tourist destination to a community of summer homes.
Willdorf used to live in Magnolia across from the old Surf Restaurant, and is old enough to remember the Oceanside Hotel fire in 1957.
To read the whole article click: http://www.gloucestertimes.com/lifestyle/x1070344323/A-lawyers-Cape-Ann-thriller
YOU ARE INVITED TO A BOOK LAUNCH FOR “A SHOT IN THE ARM”
Posted by Barry Willdorf in What's New on January 18, 2012
A Shot in the Arm, the second part of the 1970s Trilogy, is now scheduled for publication in April 2012. THERE WILL BE A BOOK LAUNCH at CAFE ROYALE, 800 Post Street, SF on April 15, 2012 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p,m. with prizes and surprises. If you can read this, you are invited. No cover. No minimum.
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