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Picasso at the Lapin Agile

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 27, 2014
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Einstein and Picasso meet at a bar…. Who could resist going to see a play with an opening lure like that? For the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre, the Sunday afternoon performance was the last of the run of a play by Steve Martin called, Picasso at the Lapin Agile and it was sold out. […]
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War Dog

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 23, 2014
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” So you’re a war dog.” I was talking to the beautifully marked German Shepherd standing next to a second brown and white fairly large second dog; both were tethered together by the RV and were looking toward the owner of the pair of feet, the remainder of his body hidden by the red pick- […]
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The Interview: Lessons in Humility

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 20, 2014
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Once I realized that writing was exactly like other businesses my husband John and I had done together; some extremely successfully; others not so much, I  accepted the fact that promoting this new novel will be no different. Therefore, I hired a publicist to help promote the events planned for the Texas trip. Wisely, the […]
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I Flunked Retirement

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 15, 2014
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I flunked Retirement In the flurry of publishing my first novel, I hired a publicist for a whirlwind ten days in Houston where I had 8 speaking engagements lined up due to my friends and family living in Texas. I would not do that again and recommend that others save their money. However, it was […]
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Lessons In Handling Stress

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 8, 2014
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Only I and Shadow, the mostly black and gold mellow looking guy lying down on the floor next to the Doberman, witnessed Ally’s sudden death-it took less than ten seconds. I have deduced, after obsessively pondering everything that took place that night, as well as a few of the signs that had presented themselves for […]
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Writing: A Surprisingly Effective Antidote to Stress

  • Posted by Lin Wilder
  • On October 5, 2014
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While walking rapidly down the hall of the new hospital, in the new city, new state…new everything, three days after the move I had never planned to make, I was delighted to see the face of a good friend from Houston, never questioning why this physician would be in Massachusetts on a Monday morning in […]
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About Lin Wilder

I, Claudia is published.

Since we have the cover for My Name is Saul! I’m already working on my next novel of the ancient world

This new story of  of St. Paul’s early life requires some fairly rigorous study of mosaic law and history. With specific attention to some of the great minds of the Jewish ancient faith and traditions. Primary among them is Gamaliel a prominent Sanhedrin scholar and teacher of Saul. My stack of research books is growing by the week.

You may be wondering if this new direction into novels of the ancient world signifies the end of the Lindsey McCall mystery series. I think yes, at least at this point, I have written all I know about Lindsey, Rich and their world.

Of course, that could change. But these novels of the ancient world can potentially keep me busy until the day when I stop writing.

The new genre excites me because Judaism has long been a fascination. In fact, back during those days of believing in nothing at all, it was at a Jewish wedding where I put words to the unspoken thoughts that I needed a faith, tradition, one where I belonged. But that is another story!

As always, thanks for checking out About Lin Wilder!

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