Nadine Galinsky Feldman is an author of contemporary and historical women’s fiction. She has also written, edited and published nonfiction works.
Her most recent novel, What She Knew, explores what happens when Liz Nabor, who has built a successful Wall Street career, is inadvertently caught up in the Bernie Madoff scandal.
The Foreign Language of Friends, Nadine’s debut novel, tells the story of four women who meet in a Spanish class and take an instant dislike to each other! The Foreign Language of Friends was named a finalist in the 2012 Next Generation Indie Book Awards, Chick Lit category. It was also named a Gold Medal Winner, Women’s Issues, in the 2011 eLit Book Awards.
As an editor, Nadine produced Patchwork and Ornament: A Woman’s Journey of Life, Love, and Art by Jeanette Feldman. Patchwork provides a glimpse into life in the South Bronx during the Depression. With an immigrant mother and disabled father, Jeanette Feldman discovered the power of art and culture to transcend poverty. Patchwork won the 2010 Indie Excellence Award for Best Memoir.
Her first book, When a Grandchild Dies: What to Do, What to Say, How to Cope, provided grief support to an underserved population.
When not working on her many writing projects, Nadine loves traveling, gardening, genealogy, and yoga. She is a contributor and volunteer for DonorsChoose.org, which matches donors with student projects in public schools. She is married with two grown stepchildren, an infant granddaughter, and a precious granddog!