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WELCOME TO SUSAN’S UNFILTERED WIT

Seventy-six-year-old Susan Goldfein decided to spark her life after retirement. She may be a “Silent Generation” retiree but she is talking up! Plunging into a second career as a blogger, author, and speaker, her voice reflects a fresh comic vision that sees the ordinary in a whole new light.

Susan’s award-winning book of humorous essays, “How Old Am I In Dog Years?,” has been the subject of feature articles and radio interviews.

Susan’s Unfiltered Wit

Observations about life from the far side of the hill

Deciding that the world needed another Erma Bombeck and\or Nora Ephron, with a bit of Andy Rooney thrown in for good measure, Susan went public and launched her blog. Previously called simply “An Unfiltered Wit,” she finally admitted to ownership. Now entitled Susan’s Unfiltered Wit, she continues to entertain her generation of pre-baby boomers and beyond with new posts twice a month.

Flipping Out

Susan Goldfein2019-03-05T21:03:11+00:00February 28th, 2019|11 Comments

The other evening, I accidentally discovered a new link to my inner child. I lost my front tooth. Or, as my

Notorious SBA

Susan Goldfein2019-02-18T16:47:22+00:00February 15th, 2019|15 Comments

Raise your hand if you know that today is the birthday of Susan B. Anthony. As I thought. Only one hand

Still Complaining After All These Years

Susan Goldfein2019-01-31T15:06:24+00:00January 31st, 2019|13 Comments

Everyone is writing a book these days – John Kerry, Michelle Obama, Bob Woodward, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Chris

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ABOUT SUSAN’S BOOK

How Old Am I In Dog Years?

A joyous, snark-filled, and completely relatable collection of essays that skewer the foibles of ordinary events.

How Old Am I In Dog Years? was a winner in the 2016 Delray Beach Library’s Authors’ Showcase and was a Silver Medalist in the 2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards in the humor category. Susan blends just the right amount of the absurd into her daily life to keep her readers laughing — and thinking.