Lori Goldstein
Author of LOVE, THEODOSIA, SOURCES SAY, SCREEN QUEENS, and
the BECOMING JINN series
BOOKS
My adult historical debut, LOVE, THEODOSIA releases November 2! Click to order!
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SOURCES SAY
BECOMING JINN
CIRCLE OF JINN
PRAISE for SOURCES SAY
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“A timely and smart novel that examines the pernicious effects of fake news and what it means to be a feminist, and even better, a sister.
Lori Goldstein knows the teenage girl’s heart.”
STACEY LEE
award-winning author of THE DOWNSTAIRS GIRL
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“Alternating chapters between Angeline and Cat, this fun and provocative novel sees the sisters growing in their relationship while dealing with thorny issues of accountability, truth, enacting change, and the systemic sexism prevalent in their school. . . . Entertaining, thought-provoking, and heartwarming.”
KIRKUS REVIEWS
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“A whip-smart, razor-sharp foray into school politics, friendship, family, and the nature of female ambition.
Sources Say is savvy, heartfelt, and so very timely.”
LAURIE ELIZABETH FLYNN
author of FIRSTS, LAST GIRL LIED TO, and ALL EYES ON HER
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“If there was ever a book for our time, this is it! Scandal, drama, romance, and fake news collide in this fun, clever, fast-paced read.”
JESSICA BRODY
bestselling author of THE CHAOS OF STANDING STILL, IN SOME OTHER LIFE, and A WEEK OF MONDAYS
BIO
Lori Goldstein earned her BA in journalism but eventually found her true writing passion in the world of fictional people. She’s never met a beach she didn’t love, a book she wouldn’t read, or a strange food she wouldn’t try. She is the author of SOURCES SAY, which Kirkus calls "Entertaining, thought-provoking, and heartwarming"; SCREEN QUEENS, which Kirkus calls “a fun and uplifting story that celebrates female friendship and empowerment”; and the VOYA-starred young adult contemporary fantasy series BECOMING JINN.
Find her on Twitter @loriagoldstein and Instagram @lorigoldsteinbooks.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
September 14: Wellesley Books, Virtual Event
Launch for Sources Say with Razorbill Authors
Monday, Sept. 14, 7 pm, EST
Wellesley Books (remote via Zoom, registration required)
Details: Join us for a YA 2020 Releases Panel featuring authors Lori Goldstein, Jessica Goodman, and Natalie Mae, moderated by author Andrea Tang. Signed bookplates available for preorders and event orders from some authors.
October 8: Belmont Books, Virtual Event: Rivalry & Relationships in Contemporary YA
Thursday, October 8, 7 pm, EST
Host: Belmont Books
Details: YA panel with Rachel Lynn Solomon (Today Tonight Tomorrow) and Suzanne Park (The Perfect Escape). Registration required. Click here to register. Signed bookplates available for Sources Say event orders.
November 20: Fall for the Book, Virtual Event: It's About to Get Real YA Panel
Nov. 20, 3 pm, EST
Host: Fall for the Book
Details: YA panel with Christina June (No Place Like Here), Miranda Kenneally (Four Days of You and Me), and Carmen Rodrigues (The Universal Laws of Marco). Registration required. Click here to register.
September 29-December 8 Grub Street
YA/MG Novel Workshop
10 Tuesdays, 10:30-1:30, EST (skips 11/3), registration required
Grub Street, Boston, MA (remote via Zoom)
Details: This class will push you to learn more about the craft of novel writing generally and of young adult and middle grade novels in particular. We will focus on a different craft element each week, such as identifying (or clarifying) the true heart of your novel, developing characters, drafting a plot and story beats that marry inside and outside story, and world building. Pages will be workshopped in class.
October 7-November 18: Grub Street
The Novel Outline
6 Wednesdays, 10:30-1:30, EST, (skips 11/11), registration required
Grub Street, Boston, MA (remote via Zoom)
Details: Each week will focus on one element of the novel plan, with each new piece building on the previous one. In this way, you will work through, in a digestible and logical fashion, all of the components necessary to create an outline to guide you in drafting your manuscript.
October 9: Grub Street
The Character-Driven Novel Plot
Friday, 10-5 pm, registration required
Grub Street, Boston, MA (remote via Zoom)
Details: This intensive focuses on techniques to create characters who feel real, with motivations, desires, wants, and needs. Through examples and readings, students will explore how characters are actually a novel-writing secret weapon and how to wield them for the most effective results in their stories. Students will be developing their characters in class with the opportunity for feedback from the instructors and classmates.
CONTACT
For all business and rights inquiries, please contact agent Katelyn Detweiler.
For publicity, please contact Bree Martinez at PenguinTeen.
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