Distractify

Great Gimmelmans in November 2023 Book Releases for your Shelf

Crime Reads

Great Gimmelmans in "9 Historical Novels Out in 2023"

Vol 1 Brooklyn Essay

"My Central Park Office"

Kirkus Review for Great Gimmelmans

"An engaging dark comedy about the dangers of family ties."

Immoral Origins Review in Crime Fiction Lover

"Lee Matthew Goldberg is a master at weaving in challenges and moral conundrums for his characters to overcome, and effectively creates an entire ecosystem of crime and corruption."

Prey No More Review in Best Thrillers

"A gloriously nasty revenge thriller that manages to shock and surprise until the final page."

Vol 1 Brooklyn

Currents Interview

CRIME FICTION LOVER

Interview for Desire Card Series

Past Ten

Essay

SHOTGUN HONEY

Author POV - To Stalk Or Not To Stalk

MYSTERY TRIBUNE

STALKER STALKED - 15 Best Crime, Mystery and Thriller Books of Sept 2021

LIT HUB ASKS

5 Authors, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers

STALKER STALKED excerpt in Vol. 1 Brooklyn

"The novel finds Goldberg exploring time-honored themes of surveillance and obsession, with some reality television and prescription drug abuse thrown into the mix."

STALKER STALKED Kirkus Review

"Engrossing. The book is darkly comic."

STALKER STALKED review in BestThrillers.com

"A Hugely Entertaining Thriller."

Runaway Train in Kirkus Reviews

"An engaging ’90s pastiche with an earnest heart beating at its center."

Q&A in Hypertext

Talking about Orange City and Runaway Train in Hypertext

ANCESTOR is a Finalist

2020 Indie List Finalist in Suspense/thriller

ORANGE CITY VIDEO INTERVIEW

SciFi4Me - "Lee Matthew Goldberg Takes Us To ORANGE CITY"

Interview

Beyond the Trope Podcast

Author Chat

FanFiAddict

Kirkus ORANGE CITY review

"A tart and fluid SF view of a nightmare future dominated by canned beverages."

Book Life ORANGE CITY review

"This hair-rising science fiction novel is perfect for fans of layered conspiracies, altered reality, and eerie dystopias."

Book Club Babble

The Ancestor in Best of 2020 Books

Ancestor Review in Union Square Review

"In his fourth novel, Lee Matthew Goldberg capitalizes on his talent for vivid descriptions and interesting dialogue to carefully intertwine the stories of Wyatt and Travis."

Authors on the Air

In Conversation with Matt Phillips on Blog Talk Radio

Conversations "The Ancestor"

Kansas Public Radio

Guest Post at Killer Nashville

Key Elements to Writing Thrillers

Essay in Necessary Fiction

Research Notes: The Ancestor

The Ancestor in Digital Journal

Interview with Digital Journal's Markos Papadatos

Ancestor Interview

KWAY Waverly Radio

The Ancestor Review in Book Life

"This compulsively readable thriller will disturb and delight anyone who has ever contemplated what it means to be an ancestor or a descendant."

ANCESTOR in VOL. 1 BROOKLYN

Chapter Excerpt from THE ANCESTOR: The Unknown

INTERVIEW IN LitReactor

Talking about THE ANCESTOR and hustling as a writer with Ben Tanzer

IF MY BOOK piece in Monkeybicycle

If THE ANCESTOR was a Snowman...

The Ancestor on Success Insight Podcast

Interview with Howard Fox

Do Some Damage Guest Post

"Immersion" from THE ANCESTOR

This Podcast Will Save Your Life

Interview with Ben Tanzer

The Downtown Writers Jam Podcast

Talking about The Ancestor with Brad King along with first jobs and Twin Peaks

Interview about The Ancestor in the California Herald

Talking about The Ancestor and what type of superhero I'd be

Ancestor Talk with Eric Beetner

Writer Types Podcast

The Ancestor in Kirkus Reviews

"A story that blends the familiar and the supernatural in a manner that call Stephen King’s work to mind. That said, Goldberg’s book possesses a flavor all its own—a distinctive mélange of the sincere and the strange."

The Ancestor in Foreword Reviews

"This thrilling novel is rich in descriptions of the vast, snowy, and deadly wilderness of Alaska; it ably captures the type of person who chases gold."

TNBBC's "The Authors Read, We Listen."

Reading Chapter 1 of THE ANCESTOR

Kirkus Review

Desire Card Reviewed in Kirkus

Desire Card Interview in The American Reporter

"In short, The Desire Card is a riveting thriller that was produced by a master storyteller."

Book Pipeline Interview with Matt Joseph Misetich

"A finalist in both the Book Pipeline and Script Pipeline competitions, Lee Matthew Goldberg has balanced his career as both a novelist and a screenwriter."

The Mentor Reading

Kunokuniya Books and Q&A with Margot Berwin

Desire Card Radio Interview

Blog Talk Radio

Join Us Short Story

Digging Through the Fat

Desire Card Discussion with Pam Stack

Authors on the Air

Slow Down Review

Crime Fiction Lover

Desire Card Radio Interview

Blog Talk Radio

Desire Card Review - Beardy Book Blogger

"A brilliantly compelling, complex and terrifying book. I devoured it in pretty much a single sitting."

Guest Post

It's An Indie Book Blog

DAYS OF ASH AND SMOKE

Short Story in Cagibi Lit about a family of arsonists

Orange Girl (An Alternate Reality)

Sci-fi Short Story in Underwood Press

“A savvy parody in the vein of American Psycho...”

The Mentor Review - KIRKUS REVIEWS -

MY TREE AND I: WRITING in NATURE in New York

THE MILLIONS

Q&A with Margot Berwin at Kinokuniya Bookstore

Up on youtube, Margot Berwin and I talk about the publihsing world, influences, and who I'd cast in the Mentor film.

MENTOR reviewed in Booklist

"A compelling read."

THE MENTOR reviewed on Criminal Element

"A rich, rewarding thriller that offers plenty of suspense."

MENTOR Review - "A Flat-out, kick-ass, balls-to-the-wall thriller."

Out of the Gutter Online

Interview up on Fiction Writer's Review

Bestselling author Vincent and I talk influences, genres, and THE MENTOR at Fiction Writer's Review

NY Journal of Books Review

“Readers who relish thrillers with brisk pacing and compelling characters will rank this as one of their all-time favorite books.”

SLOW DOWN RADIO INTERVIEW

Poets of the Tabloid Murder

SLOW DOWN Interview

Chin Wag at the Slaughterhouse

SLOW DOWN REVIEW in Foreward Reviews

"Savor this book."

SLOW DOWN Publisher's Weekly Review

"A frenetic tale full of unedifying characters."

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