David B. Wolman is a renowned author with bestsellers like "Little Boy Lost" and "Whispers on the Nile," and upcoming "St. Vitus' Dance." His diverse arts background includes off-Broadway associate producer roles, acting under Nikos Psacharopoulos, and theater criticism for the Village Voice. His off-Broadway play "D.C. al Fine" was critically acclaimed. Additionally, Wolman is a Physician Assistant with numerous medical articles to his credit and an EXCEL award winner for medical editorial writing.At Wesleyan University, he pioneered college campus filmmaking with "First Time," which won a New England Film Festival Award. He also wrote the libretto for "The Long Bright" cantata, performed at prestigious venues. Wolman has written several plays and an illustrated poetry book, including works produced and toured by Thornwood Center for the Performing Arts.An enthusiast in collecting 18th and 19th-century music and manuscripts, Wolman is also knowledgeable in tropical gardening and organic vegetable production. He's a committed breast cancer research fundraiser, contributing significantly through his creative works. A Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International, Wolman and his current wife Gayle Weibley Wolman, a concert pianist and corporate executive, are dedicated to rescuing retired Greyhound racers. His daughter Mandy is a professional violinist and baroque specialist.Read more about this authorRead less about this author