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                  |   | An Old Man's Anthologyby Robert G. Wilson
                    426 pages
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                    An anthology of writings - both fact and fiction - of an old man's full, happy, and successful life.                    |  
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         | Category: Fiction:Family Life | (requires Adobe Reader) |  
         | About the Book |  
          | This is a collection of stories, some fact, others fiction. The author has written them all during the many years he has been a member of the El Castillo Writing Group. He is a 95-year-old resident of a Life Care Retirement community in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The author has assembled them all for your entertainment, as well as a bit of a record.   |  
      | Reviews |  
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       In Rob Wilson's captivating anthology, fact and fiction intertwine to create an engaging tapestry of personal history. With honest, richly descriptive prose, Wilson shares charming recollections of his childhood while celebrating his deep connections to family, his love of the outdoors, and insights from his long career. This absorbing collection serves as both a treasure trove of a life well lived and a testament to the importance of finding meaning. Wilson's ability to transform everyday experiences into compelling narratives results in stories that are not merely interesting, but genuinely engaging and poignant.
         - Madeline Mayhood, Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Living Magazine 
       Rob Wilson’s writing, both fiction and non-fiction, is filled with optimism and love- a reflection of a life well lived. His honesty and straightforward prose make for charming and highly readable stories about his nine decades of life.
         - Janie Chodosh   |  
          | Related Titles |  
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    Aunt Netty and Me
   
   
    by
    Robert G. Wilson   
   
    Poetry and a crippled sailor help frightened girl cope, grow   
   
    The Irish Brahmin
   
   
    by
    Robert G. Wilson   
   
    A young Irish housemaid from Boston travels half way across the country in the 1870s to try to establish a Brahman life style at a wild west Army fort.    |    
        
          | About the Author |  
          |  | Rob Wilson is a 95-year-old retired business man now living in a retirement home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Although he did much writing in his business career, he only turned to fiction, short stories and memoirs after retiring. |    |