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Florence Wetzel
ALLi Author Member
Location: Europe
Genres: Thriller, Literary Fiction, Biography, Cosy Mystery, Mystery, Other Poetry, Horror, Memoir
Skills: Performance/Spoken Word, Press/Media Interview, Reading/Literary Event, Speaking Engagement/Lecture
I was born 1962 in Brooklyn, NY. I studied creative writing at Barnard College with author B.J. Chute. I started my journey as an independent author in 2003 with the book Perry Robinson: The Traveler. Since then, I have published books in a variety of genres, including mystery, thriller, literary fiction, horror, and poetry. My most recent book is Sara My Sara: A Memoir of Friendship and Loss, which is the story of losing my best friend to aggressive brain cancer.
Florence Wetzel's books
Sara My Sara: A Memoir of Friendship and Loss
An intimate and moving exploration of friendship, unexpected loss, and the gifts revealed in grief’s aftermath.
Annika's Storage Space: Thirteen Sinister Stories
A sinister collection of short stories set in Sweden. Just open the door and step into Annika's storage space ... if you dare.
The Grand Man: A Swedish Mystery
Set in the depths of the cold and dark Swedish winter, amid the streets of Stockholm's Old Town, The Grand Man solves two contemporary Swedish mysteries: the 1986 assassination of prime minister Olof Palme, and Stieg Larsson's missing fourth book.
The Woman Who Went Overboard: A Thriller
A psychological thriller set in the cozy atmosphere of a cruise ship, The Woman Who Went Overboard is a story of romantic obsession, and a haunting tale of how far one woman will go to get the man of her dreams.
Elvis in the Morning: Poems and Tales
A poetic journey through a variety of interior and exterior worlds, including searching for Jack Kerouac, working at Barnes & Noble, living in a Greek village, negotiating romance, contemplating music, struggling with addiction, and finding Buddhism.
Perry Robinson: The Traveler
Jazz clarinetist Perry Robinson has led a most unusual life, with many adventures in the world of jazz and beyond. Not for jazz fans only, this is a fascinating story of one man's explorations in the worlds of music, mysticism, and magic.