Dick Wolfsie is an Indiana icon, a long-time WISH-TV television personality, a gifted author and syndicated columnist, and the funniest curmudgeon I’ve ever kept in my garage for six months. (Editor’s note: It was a life-sized cardboard cut out to be exact.)
There’s not a day that goes by that something doesn’t annoy or perplex Mr. Wolfsie such as: an 80-page washing machine manual he can’t understand; the creative passwords his bank says he can’t use; the 4,000 friends on Facebook he’s never heard of; finding his lost cell phone in the freezer, and the tradition in his household that says you can’t get into your pajamas until after 8 p.m. (He explains this family issue in his new book).
His readers all benefit from his zany musings on surviving daily life as he writes about all the things in life that at times befuddle most of us. He makes us laugh out loud as we digest his genuinely funny way of looking at big and small things. Eli Lily should patent his sense of humor!
Dick Wolfsie
Mopey Dick … Deep Thoughts From A Shallow Mind will make its’ debut at the Indianapolis Christmas Gift and Hobby Show opening on November 9-13. Wolfsie will be on hand everyday to meet, greet and sign a personal autographed copy of Mopey Dick from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. For most authors this would be a challenging daily schedule, but for Dick Wolfsie, it’s a love fest!
In the words of another icon, health guru and workout celebrity, Richard Simmons, who reviewed an advance copy of Mopey Dick and gave a rare personal endorsement, “You will laugh your buns off!”
- Title: Mopey Dick … Deep Thoughts From A Shallow Mind
- Author: Dick Wolfsie
- Publisher: Cardinal Publishing
- Debuting November 9-13 at Christmas Gift and Hobby Show
- Available in all bookstores and Amazon after November 15
You can order direct by emailing your book(s) request to Dick at www.wolfsie.com
Include your name, address, zip and phone number and the number of books you wish to order. The cost per book is $12.95, which includes shipping directly to your home or office.
