My New Novel

Gentlemen,
Whistling To Cairo, my second novel, was just published by Outskirts Press. Whistling To Cairo is a sweet and sentimental love story set in the concert music world. The novel is available from Outskirts Press or Amazon. I am pleased with how the book turned out. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks.

Whistling to Cairo
by Obie Yadgar

Very cool, and interesting! I will check it out soon, as I have some free time after the Holidays!

Very cool, and interesting! I will check it out soon, as I have some free time after the Holidays!

Thanks, my friend. I am a sucker for a good love story and I loved writing this one. Both Whistling To Cairo and my first novel Will’s Music were joy to write. Every day, and sometimes in the middle of the night, I could not wait to get to my desk and uncap my fountain pen.

Very cool, and interesting! I will check it out soon, as I have some free time after the Holidays!

Thanks, my friend. I am a sucker for a good love story and I loved writing this one. Both Whistling To Cairo and my first novel Will’s Music were joy to write. Every day, and sometimes in the middle of the night, I could not wait to get to my desk and uncap my fountain pen.

Wow, handwritten novels! Those manuscripts may be priceless some day! (Jest made in good humor!) One of my favorite authors is an Amazon publisher. Good for you!

Very cool, and interesting! I will check it out soon, as I have some free time after the Holidays!

Thanks, my friend. I am a sucker for a good love story and I loved writing this one. Both Whistling To Cairo and my first novel Will’s Music were joy to write. Every day, and sometimes in the middle of the night, I could not wait to get to my desk and uncap my fountain pen.

Wow, handwritten novels! Those manuscripts may be priceless some day! (Jest made in good humor!) One of my favorite authors is an Amazon publisher. Good for you!

Eric, my friend,
I'm a devout fountain pen user. If I recall, my first fountain pen was a Pelican. I was in the first grade and living in Tehran, Iran. That was so long ago. I have a variety of fountain pens now, but the Pelican still remains my favorite. I write the first draft of the novel in long hand, with black ink, and then go to the laptop. Sometimes I print out the novel and do the editing with red and green inks. Sometimes I do the editing on the laptop. It all depends on my mood. Anyway, the fountain pen rules.