Blog | Mark Rubinstein

Saved by a Cup of Joe

A Life Changed in an Instant Phil was a 40 year old cop with 18 years on the force. I […]

Staying Alive in a Digital World: A Talk with an Indie Bookstore Owner

All book-lovers know the digital revolution is having an impact on independent bookstores. Except for Barnes & Noble, the chains […]

‘What If?’: The Big Question

In a previous Huffington Post article, I discussed the almost dreamlike process by which I write a novel. There is […]

The Nightmare of a New Novel

A sense of incipient dread spreads though me when I first sit down to begin a new novel. No matter […]

Writer to Writer: A Conversation with David Mamet

David Mamet is one of the most acclaimed, and eclectic writers of our time. As a playwright, he has won […]

The Quarter-Million Dog Pup

Eight years ago, when we paid $1,200 — a sum considerably higher than we ever paid before for a pup […]

The Aftermath of Battle

An article appeared in today’s Wall Street journal about a Marine veteran who had overdosed twice on opioid painkillers prescribed […]

A Boundary Violation: Sex Therapy

I was in a restaurant having lunch with some psychiatrist colleagues. As is often the case, we talked about our […]

A Conversation with David Morrell, the Master of the Modern Thriller

David Morrell is the author whose debut novel, First Blood, written in 1972, became a best seller, which spawned the […]

Writer to Writer: A Conversation with Raymond Khoury

Raymond Khoury is the bestselling author of several novels, including The Last Templar, The Templar Salvation and The Sign. Born in Lebanon, Raymond and […]

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