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WOW! Women on Writing Blog Tour, Giveaway & Book Review for David Kalish

I am happy to participate in another great WOW! Women on Writing Book Blog Tour for a fabulous author! Today's author spotlight and review is for a author and playwright David Kalish. Let's start with a review and go from there! Book Review – The Opposite of Everything by David Kalish Review by Crystal J. Casavant-Otto I remember my topsy-turvy life after my husband broke the news he didn’t love me anymore. I couldn’t remember exactly when things started going wrong and I was plagued with questions and an overwhelming sense of confusion and frustration. I started retracing my steps in hope of finding myself again. I felt like a fragile figurine from the gift shop and I kept thinking “why didn’t you just leave me where you found me since you didn’t want me anyway?” I took myself back to a time and place of safety…I went back to the friends I had ten years prior in hopes of doing it all again and getting it right. Until I read The Opposite of Everything by David...

Join in the Fun! A WOW! Women on Writing Book Blog Tour for David Kalish's Debut Novel: The Opposite of Everything

Dear Friends,            Read on! I’ve booked another fabulous WOW! Blog tour beginning at The Muffin  Monday, April 21 st running through May 21 st . We would love to stop at your blog as part of this tour! Details below!          I am super excited to introduce you to a friend of mine. David Kalish is an all around great guy and I’m quite happy to also call him ‘friend’. Before I tell you about his new release, let me share a bit more about him: Author Bio: David Kalish is a fiction writer, screenwriter and playwright whose debut novel, The Opposite of Everything , will be released on March 11, 2014 by WiDo Publishing.  The Opposite of Everything grew out of his studies at the Bennington College Writing Seminars, where he earned his MFA. His short fiction has been published in numerous literary journals, his non-fiction in the Writer’s Chronicle, and a short film of his, "Regular Guy," won honors in fi...