Corey Feldman is not an 80′s actor. He is however, a husband, father, HR Pro, and an author with moderate Dyslexia. If you’re interested in following new releases, sign up for my newsletter at http://eepurl.com/vuuOP
Writing
I write both Adult Fantasy with a Jewish mystical slant as well as Children’s Books.
My Amazon author page is http://www.amazon.com/Corey-Feldman/e/B0091DLEJS but of course I would prefer it if you bought directly from me https://gumroad.com/coreyjf.
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My first Illustrated Children’s Book is called Egret the Elephant: Volume 1.
Volume 2 should be available in May 2013. I currently have 8 more books written that are just awaiting editing, illustration, and publishing.
The Egret series website is at http://www.egrettheelephant.com/
The Egret Series Facebook Page is at https://www.facebook.com/EgretTheElephant
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My first published piece of adult fiction is my novelette, The Sexton and the Reaper. This is a Mystical/Fantasy and ultimately a good old fashion love story with Ghosts, Soul Collectors, Angels, Jewish Mysticism, and of course fantasy.
The Facebook fan page is here https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Sexton-and-the-Reaper/415932745157541
My current work in progress (WiP) is an Urban Fantasy series involving Practical Kabbalah.
Ultimately it will be about a Police Detective named Alex Kagan: She is smart and pretty and grew up in an Orthodox Jewish home in Washington DC. She isn’t particularly religious but will find herself in the world of Kabbalah while investigating what everyone else believes to be the accidental death of her grandfather, Solomon (Nicolai) Kagan. The deeper I got into this novel, the more I knew I had to tell Nicolai’s story first. So the first book will either be a novella or full novel about Solomon’s escape from Nazi Germany and his eventual transformation into Nicolai and a Practical Kabbalist.
The Facebook page for the Alex Kagan series is at https://www.facebook.com/AlexKaganBooks. On a side note, The Sexton and the Reaper will tie into both Nicolai’s and Alex’s stories. While The Sexton and the Reaper is a stand alone novelette, and will not be necessary to read in order to follow the either Alex or Nicoli’s stories, it will certainly add to the enjoyment.
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Family life
I have a wonderful wife, Melissa, who is mostly a stay at home mom, with a part-time job teaching Yoga. Her website is at http://www.melissafeldman.com
As of April 2013 we have two wonderful boys ages 4 and 6. The picture below is from just over 4 years ago, but I love it so much I had to include it on my front page.
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Contact me
email: corey@coreyjf.com
twitter: coreyjf
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coreyjf
Google Voicemail: (301) 458-0818
Hi there! I just started reading your site and following you on twitter. Nice writing and cute family, btw.
Funny thing, I think I sort of know you guys, but not really. Your wife teaches yoga? I think my husband’s aunt knows her via yoga and last fall gave me her info so I could call her and ask about a Mohel, apparently you used one when your son was born last year? (used a mohel, as opposed to the other option of not using one, not sure what I mean there) Anyway, I never called because we had actually found a Mohel, and blah blah blah that’s more mohel talk than I need right now.
So, I was reading your site and I saw Melissa’s website and I was all “melissa feldman” … “melissa feldman” …. why is that so familiar??? So you see my point.
Anyway, looks like we are both local bloggers so I’ll keep an eye out for ya! I have an 8 month old son and I can really appreciate your parenting and family writing. It’s nice to see a guy sharing his experiences too –
Take care!
Stacy
Well, now the whole world knows that their son is circumcised, prob. don’t want to post personal family things personal on people’s blog pages, I’m just saying, common courtesy (not that it’s a shame to be circumcised or anything, I’m just saying it’s not for the world to read when they come to a random blog via the web.
Thanks, but if I had any concerns about it being posted I would have deleted the comment. I have never hidden my Jewish identity online, and in Judaism the Briss is considered a joyous occasion and is meant to be shared. After reading my posts here and on twitter, I don’t think she would have had any reason to think I would object to the comment.
–>Your picture popped up in FB that we had six mutual friends some of whom were bloggers and some were Bullis alumni. My brother and sister graduated in ’86 and ’88.
deb
Small world.
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