When your email inbox gets post-office full, do you find yourself
doing the “Eenie, meenie, miney, mo thing?” (And, I’m not talking Justin Bieber
and friends.) At times like that, are you selective and delete without
reading? What if you miss something big?
The following interview is a result of one of those lucky times
when intrigued, I opened the mail and discovered something big: Self-Published Author, Bob Waldner and his first novel, Peripheral Involvement. After reading a bit
about Waldner and his book, I had to find out more. So, being the curious writer that I am – I asked.
Bob Waldner was born and raised in Trenton, New Jersey, before
heading off to Duke University to study mechanical engineering. After spending
two years working as an engineer in Maryland, he changed course and enrolled in
the University of Michigan Law School. For the past fourteen years, he has
represented banks and hedge funds as a transactional attorney in private
practice in New York. He lives in Manhattan with his wife, Erinn, and his two
daughters, Maureen and Madeleine. Peripheral Involvement is his first novel.
