Award-Winning Bestselling Author
Mad Dog Justice was featured in Jon Land’s thriller review, “Thrillers: Novels that range from old-fashioned to cutting-edge cliffhangers,” in the Providence Journal. Jon writes that “Mark Rubenstein didn’t invent the cat-and-mouse game, but he might as well have,” based on Mad Dog Justice. You can read the full article here.
Mark Rubinstein wrote a guest blog post on Bibliophilic. com about his recent book, Mad Dog Justice, and the critical role that fear plays in this novel. “We all love to experience fear, so long as we can do it from the safety of our armchairs,” Mark concludes in this post. You can read the whole thing here.
Mark Rubinstein gave a talk at the Westport Sunrise Rotary and discussed his motivations for writing thrillers and how his career as a forensic psychiatrist informs his writing. You can read a a summary of his talk in “Storytelling makes us who we are, novelist tells Sunrise Rotarians,” here.
Joanna Poncavage interviewed Mark Rubinstein about Love Gone Mad for BookTrib.com in her recent article, “The Fine Line Between Love And Madness.” In the interview, Joanna and Mark discuss love, madness, and Mark’s background in forensic psychiatry. You can read the full Q&A here.
Mark Rubinstein was interviewed by Metro.us on the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder. Mark answered questions about the causes and signs of PTSD and provided information about PTSD screenings. To learn about the forms PTSD can take and the wide range of individuals affected by the disorder, read the full interview here.
Mark Rubinstein was profiled by The Hour. Mark discussed his life-long dream of writing a novel and the tragic event that served as the catalyst for him to finally begin working on Mad Dog House. You can read the full interview here.