Blog | Mark Rubinstein

The Resistance Man: A Talk with Martin Walker

Martin Walker is a senior fellow of a private think tank for CEOs of major corporations. He is also editor […]

“Graveyard of Memories”: A Talk with Barry Eisler

Barry Eisler’s John Rain novels are the “Tiffany” of assassin-oriented, suspense thrillers. The recently released Graveyard of Memories is a prequel to […]

My Day Behind Bars

It looked like something out of a nightmare—the Fishkill Correctional Facility at Beacon, NY. It was a huge, rambling series […]

Tortured Souls Tell Great Stories

Poisoned by his lustful quest for vengeance, his obsession carries his crew to their demise. (Ahab, Moby Dick) The king […]

Still Relevant? A Talk with a Librarian

Cynde Bloom Lahey began working in a library during high school. She received a Master’s Degree in Library Science from […]

“I Have Forty Paid Enemies”

Hell would freeze over before I’d do any cooking back then—especially since I lived alone in Manhattan. So I ate […]

Plugged In and Feeling the Fiction

Imagine wearing a vest-like device while reading a book, so that when you come upon a scene brimming with heart-racing […]

A Shot in the Dark

It was 5:00 PM on a cold winter evening. I’d testified at a Workers’ Compensation hearing and was walking toward […]

Storytelling Makes Us Who We Are, Novelist Tells Rotarians: Article in the Westport Minuteman

Mark Rubinstein (Contributed photo) “I always wanted to be a writer,” retired forensic psychiatrist Mark Rubinstein told Westport Sunrise Rotary […]

Silence Once Begun: A Conversation with Jesse Ball

Jesse Ball’s new novel Silence Once Begun has just been released by Pantheon. His three previous novels are The Way Through Doors, Samedi […]

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