I had the pleasure of working with Michael Caudo on Return of the Prodigal, which finds Philly ex-pat Nick Di Nobile returning home after nearly two decades. He soon finds himself stalked by a crooked FBI agent, a Russian oligarch, and an old nemesis, all of whom are convinced Nick’s late father kept a priceless painting hidden for decades.
“At some point in the revision process, writers inevitably lose sight of the words they’ve written. The sharp eye and mind of Elizabeth White can help you see your work anew. She tells you where you’ve done your job well, and where you’ve made a mess of things—story notes, line edits, fact checking, you name it. And all this feedback comes with the vibe of a smart friend who gets what you’re doing.” — Jeff Hess
I had the pleasure of working with Joseph Goodall on his first book, What the Bird Sees in Flight, a collection of interconnected stories loosely based on Goodall’s great-grandparents that explores the relationships and aspirations of the Hester clan, a twentieth century dairy farming family in New Zealand.
