Martin Golan

Martin Golan’s first novel, My Wife’s Last Lover, was published to much acclaim, and spent over a year as No. 1 on Amazon’s best-seller list for the area of New Jersey in which he lives. He followed up with Where Things Are When You Lose Them, a collection of short stories that one reviewer called “a dozen short but rich literary gems.” His latest novel, One Night With Lilith, is about a man convinced his wife is the alluring but dangerous Lilith of biblical legend.

He's also written a book of poetry that is working its way through the publishing pipeline.

He’s worked primarily as a journalist, a reporter, editor, and feature writer at daily newspapers, where his bylined stories appeared daily, and lastly as an editor at Reuters in New York City. He's also a dreadful blues harmonica player, who loves to play along with his musical hero Bob Dylan, and privately believes the applause is for him (please don't tell him).

You can learn more about him at http://martingolan.com/blog/