Name: A Real Whodunit
Rating: 5

Two Bites Too Many launches at Barnes & Noble and Little Professor Book Center – October 6 and 17, 2019.
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Alabama Public Radio Review — February 10, 2019
Also printed in the Tuscaloosa News by Dr. Don Noble – Click the image to the right
One Taste Too Many launches at Barnes & Noble and Little Professor Book Center – January 13 and 15, 2019.
Goldstein’s short story, “The Dinner Gift,” wins 2018 Bethlehem Writers Roundtable Award.
ANTHONY and AGATHA Award Short Story Nominee! – Goldstein’s story “The Night They Burned Ms. Dixie’s Place,” Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine (May/June 2017) has been named a finalist for both an Anthony and an Agatha Award. The story can be read at: http://www.alfredhitchcockmysterymagazine.com/assets/4/6/Goldstein_Night-Goldstein.pdf
Goldstein signs 3 book print deal with Kensington Press for the new Sarah Blair mystery series!
Christmas with the Shark was published by The Birmingham Arts Journal (Summer 2018)
Mystery Weekly features Day After Thanksgiving Soup on the cover of its paperback edition (November 2017).
Day of the Dark, a July 2017 anthology of eclipse related stories, includes Goldstein’s A Golden Eclipse.
Debra H. Goldstein named on the cover of Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine for her story of crime & passion – “The Night They Burned Ms. Dixie’s Place” (May/June 2017). It is Goldstein’s first appearance in AHMM.
Hadassah recommends Should Have Played Poker as summer read!
Debra H. Goldstein profiled in Southern Writers Magazine (July/August 2016 – p. 28)
Talk of Alabama interview on May 3rd, 2016
280 Living explains how “Local author draws on experience as judge-attorney for inspiration.”
Dru Ann Love (Dru’s Musings) tells why she loved Should Have Played Poker on April 22, 2016
Omnimystery News interviews Debra H. Goldstein and excerpts portions of Should Have Played Poker on April 19 and 20, 2016
Debra H. Goldstein’s first ever podcast interview was done for Suspense Radio Magazine
Kings River Life Magazine reviews and offers giveaway for Should Have Played Poker on April 16, 2016
Should Have Played Poker featured as Killer Nashville April 14, 2016 Book of the Day
On BK Stevens’ First Two Pages features Debra H. Goldstein discussing opening of Should Have Played Poker: a Carrie Martin and the Mah Jongg Players Mystery (March 2016)
Southern Jewish Life Magazine includes article about Debra H. Goldstein and Should Have Played Poker in its April 2016 print and digital editions — pages 47-48
Goldstein has eight short stories published in 2015
Exotic Wins First Place – Pensters Prose Competition (October 2014)
Positive Maturity and B-Metro honor Debra H. Goldstein at Top 50 Over 50 Dinner – July 31, 2014
Harlequin Worldwide Mystery selects Maze in Blue as May 2014 Featured Book
Who Dat? Dat the Indian Chief! included in Mystery and Horror, LLC’s February 2014 short story anthology, Mardi Gras Murder
Goldstein’s work in progress – Should Have Played Poker: a Mah Jongg Murder Mystery – wins 2013 Alabama Writers Conclave First Chapter Award – July 13, 2013
“Scout’s Honor: Judge Debra Goldstein Earns Lifetime Achievement Award” – Over The Mountain Journal – March 7, 2013
“Meet Judge Debra Goldstein, 2013 Woman of Distinction – Mildred Bell Johnson Awardee” – February, 2013
Meme’s Place – It Was a Dark and Stormy Night (August 2012)
Maze in Blue receives 2012 IPPY AWARD (Independent Book Award) – June 1, 2012
Best-Sellers Around Town – Little Professor Book Center – Maze in Blue #2 – The Birmingham News -April 1, 2012
“A murder in maize – Debut novel by ‘U’ alum is full of spirited surprises” – The Michigan Daily – November 8, 2011
Maze in Blue recognized by USA Book News
Maze in Blue Again Local Bestseller! – The Birmingham News
Debra H. Goldstein appears on Fox 6

Maze in Blue Book Signing Supports Breast Cancer Research – Birmingham Business Journal
ROBIN DeMONIA: Judge, author, what next for Debra Goldstein? – The Birmingham News – al.com (blog)