Blood of Our Children

“If you’ve read Paul Wolf’s magnificent Postcards From Atlantic City, you’ll be as eager as I was to read Blood of Our Children, his novel about a group street children and the woman who protects them from harm. Wolf can certainly hold your interest with his storytelling skills.”
- Rosemary Mason, Florida Times-Union

As the young man known as Angel and his ragtag group of hopeless, homeless, futureless, and youth-less children of the streets battle the pimps and their own inner demons in the basements, alleys and deserted parks of New York, Anneke stands beside them. Anneke is the indomitable woman who looked after the kids the world had forgotten Even so, it all spirals out of control to a breakneck conclusion. Not for the faint of heart, but definitely for the big of heart.

Paul Wolfe has written in virtually every medium, from fiction and advertising to songs and plays. He has spent three decades primarily as an advertising writer and creative director. Twice named Adweek Magazine’s Writer of the Year, Mr. Wolfe penned award-winning campaigns for brands such as Levi’s, BMW, Volvo and JP Morgan. As a young songwriter, a song of his appearing in the popular folk music magazine Broadside sparked Bob Dylan to write in that same magazine: “I’ve never met Paul Wolfe but I’d like to. He has an uncanny sense of touch.”