Inspired by today’s constant stream of fake news and
erroneous information found on social media, Michigan author Peter Wurdock has
taken matters into his own hands with his new book I WROTE IT ON THE INTERNET
SO I KNOW IT’S TRUE.
In his new book (his sixth) readers are treated to
over a generous helping of what he labels “Essays and musings from an
underemployed writer.” His subjects are whimsical, informative, interesting and
serious.
“Whenever I had writer’s block I would find a photo
and compose a short essay about it as a writing exercise. After I posted it on
Facebook, I was amazed at how many people would join the conversation. An added
bonus was that we were able to talk about something other than politics!”
His love for dogs (especially Greyhounds) is
humorously detailed in vignettes about what life has been like after adopting
two of them in 2012.
I WROTE IT ON THE INTERNET SO I KNOW IT’S TRUE includes a
healthy dose of music as he recalls his life as a record promoter in Nashville
and some of the musicians worked while living there.
Love, loss, death and dying is illuminated as he
writes about some special people who are no longer with him. The book also
contains a healthy dose of his favorite subject; Michigan's Upper Peninsula and
there is no shortage of nostalgic Detroit memories.
For review copies (EBook only) Contact:
Petewurdock@Gmail.com
Also just released is “Where the Heart Remains,”
selected fiction and nonfiction from his first five books written between
2007-2017.
