ABOUT US                           
                                                                                                   

Born in Woburn, Massachusetts, David Lentz graduated from Bates College.

Lentz wrote a first novel manuscript at age 22 for a senior thesis at Bates. Since graduation from Bates with a BA in English, he has written and published 11 books.

In 1999 The Silver King as one of the first novels in America to be published and distributed as a print on-demand novel.

His work has been read in 27 nations worldwide and at Columbia University for Pulitzer Prizes in Letters and Drama but has not short-listed.

He has been a VP in marketing, corporate communications and marketing communications for SunAmerica, ING Group and American General. In 1991 Lentz founded Wordsworth as a consulting firm focused on marketing communications to financial services corporations.

Wordsworth has worked with global, financial clients like Chubb, VALIC, The AIG Life Companies, SunAmerica, USF&G, KPMG, American General Life, Sage (South Africa) and XL Global Services. Among global, technology firms, WordsworthGreenwich has worked to launch the start-ups for Synchro Ltd in the UK and SeaPass in New York.

He established WordsworthGreenwich Press in 2010 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of WordsworthGreenwich.

Prior to living in Connecticut he has lived in Boston's Back Bay, the Garden District of New Orleans, Houston and Philadelphia's Main Line.

He is a member of the Academy of American PoetsConnecticut Authors and Publishers Association, The Center for Fiction in New York and The Royal Society of Literature in London. 

 "AmericA, Inc." is the stage play based on the novel by Lentz.  "Essential Lentz" is a compendium of selected works by Lentz.  "Novel Criticism" offers a new critical theory for reviewing novels.  "Best of All Possible Worlds" by Gary Anderson revisits Voltaire's "Candide."   John H. Sibley is a gifted artist homeless in Chicago in winter for six months.

 

       

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