HOW OLD AM I IN DOG YEARS?
is 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 (IPPY) Book Awards in the humor category.
Reviews:
“The life examined is worth living, especially if it’s this deep and funny.” Willie Nelson, singer, songwriter, actor and author
“Funny and fabulous…” Jan Tuckwood, presentation editor, The Palm Beach Post
“Casts the Golden Years as antic realism…” Julie Gilbert, novelist, biographer, playwright, and teacher
“Written with wit, style, insight, and great good humor.”William Hayes, producing artistic director, Palm Beach Dramaworks
Susan Goldfein holds a doctorate in Communication Disorders from Teachers College, Columbia University, which, while affording her success as a clinician, teacher, and consultant, has done absolutely nothing to prepare her for creating a blog or a book.
With topics ranging from marital “bliss” to wearing stiletto heels at an age when one should know better, Susan blends just the right amount of the absurd into her daily life to keep her readers laughing — and thinking. After all, where else can you find reality TV with a senior slant, or organic food shopping with a side of wry? This sparkling collection will appeal to mothers and daughters alike, as well as the fathers and sons trying to figure out what the other side really thinks.