Tod Goldberg's Books
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Tacoma News Tribune, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
Los Angeles Times, December 31, 2012
...stop racing towards the end to find out what happens; and instead spend more time savoring each line. Tod Goldberg, author of the short-story collection "": I have two literary resolutions, one personal, one professional. My personal resolution is to...
Las Vegas City Life, December 27, 2012
...a mirror up to society while also providing edge-of-the-seat excitement, and The Last Policeman did that and more. TOD GOLDBERG Quirk Books, 288 pages I MUST NOT THINK BAD THOUGHTS: DRIVE-BY ESSAYS ON AMERICAN DREAD, AMERICAN DREAMS, BY MARK DERY ...
San Bernardino County Sun, November 29, 2012
...and Rachel Reynolds of the University of Redlands, Susan Straight and Mariah K. Young of UC Riverside, and Tod Goldberg and Maggie Downs of UCR's Palm Desert campus. The table alley includes representatives of Inlandia Institute, Orange Monkey...
Las Vegas Review Journal, October 16, 2012
...Tod Goldberg, author of nine novels and two short story collections, most recently "Other Resort Cities," is scheduled to speak at 1 p.m. Wednesday in room K101 at the...
Las Vegas Review Journal, October 9, 2012
...Group" at 1 p.m. Saturday at the 2191 N. Rainbow Blvd. Barnes & Noble. CSN to host Tod Goldberg events Tod Goldberg, author of nine novels and two short story collections, most recently "Other Resort Cities," is scheduled to speak at 1 p.m. Oct. 17 in...
TriCities.com, September 16, 2012
...» “Burn Notice: The Bad Beat” by Tod Goldberg, 2011, Obsidian, $7.99, softbound, 276 pages. » Comments | Post a Comment BRISTOL, Va. -- “Burn Notice: The Bad Beat,” by Tod Goldberg, is an original novel based...
Lake Elsinore-Wildomar Patch, January 23, 2013
...30 p.m., Feb. 4, at the UCR University Theatre. Several of the campus's resident authors, including Tod Goldberg, who teaches Writing for the Performing Arts at UCR-Palm Desert, will be on hand, as well as others involved in the university's Master...
Centre Daily Times, January 5, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
The Olympian, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
Tacoma News Tribune, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
Modesto Bee, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
Sun Herald, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
Idaho Statesman, January 2, 2013
...novel "Los Angeles Without a Map" comes to a head in a taut desert scene. Then there's Tod Goldberg, whose terrific 2009 collection of short stories, "Other Resort Cities," uses the desert as a kind of metaphorical leaping-off point, examining the...
