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	The SF Site Featured Review: Dark Cities Underground & Reading List of Lisa Goldstein
		One that Goldstein makes more complex by adding to it a myth of her own making -- that subway systems are the entrances to this underground world and that all subway systems are linked by portals which allow passage between one system and another.
		Goldstein creates a world both ancient and strange where magic not only exists but is an element in the bricks of the houses, in the paving stones of the streets and in the very air that is breath itself.
		Goldstein has included notes for each story in the collection which shed light on her sources of inspiration, working style and personality.
	www.sfsite.com /07b/lisa61.htm (2030 words)

	UC Berkeley Journalism / Students (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		As testament to her abilities, Goldstein is the first deaf student ever admitted to UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism.
		Goldstein had to wait three days to receive the transcript of a tape a professor played in one of her classes.
		Because Goldstein is the journalism school's first deaf student, professors and students are learning what she needs to succeed.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /students/breakingbarriers.html (822 words)

	Summer King Winter Fool (Lisa Goldstein) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Goldstein has created a beautiful novel about a world wonderfully different than ours, but which still reminds us of our own.
		Lisa Goldstein has a good reputation in fantasy circles, but on the basis of this book I have to assume either that she is highly overrated or else that "Summer King, Winter Fool" is not particularly representative of her work as a whole.
		Goldstein ignores the essential injunction to show, not tell, and the book hurries to its ending without creating the slightest tension along the way.
	www.ushopmall.com /mall/us/product/0312856326.htm (472 words)

	COE - News & Events - Dr. Lisa Goldstein Recieves the Texas Exes’ 2004 Massey Award
		Lisa Goldstein, an associate professor in the College of Education’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction, recently was selected to be the first recipient of the Texas Exes’ Elizabeth Shatto Massey Award for Excellence in Teacher Education.
		Goldstein has been a faculty member in the College of Education for eight years, during which time she has published two books, over 20 peer-reviewed journal articles, six book chapters and several critical book reviews.
		Goldstein also has devoted numerous hours to professional service at the national, state and local level, served as director of the Early Childhood Teacher Education Program and been proactive in revising policies surrounding teacher education.
	www.utexas.edu /education/news/massey04.html (490 words)

	Article: Interview: Lisa Goldstein, by Lori Ann White
		Lisa Goldstein is not like Robin Hobb, or J. Rowling, or David Eddings, or Guy Gavriel Kay, or Patricia Wrede, or any of the newer writers, such as Cecilia Dart-Thornton, Jo Walton, or Jacqueline Carey.
		Lisa is a California native who was born in the L.A. area but who currently lives in Oakland with her husband Doug, a very talented musician and computer programmer, and their dog Spark, who howls when Doug plays the concertina.
		Lisa is petite and very pretty, with dark eyes and masses of dark hair I've envied for decades.
	www.strangehorizons.com /2003/20030728/goldstein.shtml (1829 words)

	Interview with Lisa Goldstein, by Dave Awl
		As she begins unraveling the secret of her history, she encounters Goldstein's usual array of densely strange touches: secret diaries, tigers that speak, golden statues that come to life and funny old mansions with dusty, Byzantine mazes in their basements.
		It's one of Goldstein's most lighthearted and enjoyable books, with the page-turning suspense of a mystery, brightened and made eccentric by Goldstein's Daliesque imagery, deadpan delivery and paragraphs that veer oneirically into poetry.
		He knew something that we don't know, but he never talked about it." In that way, Goldstein says, the surreal family of magicians are modeled on the Marx family, using their magic to confound the expectations of others, as a way of demonstrating truths they cannot otherwise express.
	www.sfwa.org /members/Goldstein/interview.html (966 words)

	Legal sales, communications training by Lisa Goldstein, Esq.
		Goldstein is a former defense litigator who left the traditional practice of law to utilize her marketing background in corporate America.
		Goldstein holds a B.S. in marketing from the Pennsylvania State University and a Juris Doctor from the Widener University School of Law.
		Goldstein is a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association, Brandeis Law Society, the Lawyers' Club of Philadelphia, the Union League, the Legal Marketing Association, Sales & Marketing Executives International and the American Bar Association Law Practice Management and Women Rainmakers Sections.
	www.rainmakertrainers.com /about-us.php (303 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: The Alchemist's Door
		Ms Goldstein's reputation precedes her: her first novel, The Red Magician, was winner of the American Book Award in 1982, as well as listed in Neil Barron's standard reference, Fantasy & Horror: A Critical and Historical Guide, as one of the finest works of fantasy published in the last half of the twentieth century.
		In her adherence to the alchemist's recorded and chronological travels, the author risks diverting the reader from the central impetus of her narrative, with the end result appearing pendulous to the development of her plot.
		In her exploration of the union of opposites, alienation, spiritual belief, or the speculations into the nature of existence and identity as represented by Loew's creation and interaction with the golem, the author wields a light touch -- some might say too light.
	www.sfsite.com /11b/ad140.htm (845 words)

	Lisa S. Goldstein's Vita (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Goldstein, L.S. Caught in the middle: Tension and contradiction in enacting the primary grade curriculum.
		Goldstein, L.S. Between a rock and a hard place in the primary grades: The challenge of providing developmentally appropriate early childhood education in an elementary school setting.
		Goldstein, L.S. and Lake, V.E. Enacting caring in preservice teacher education: Caring for our students as they care for their students.
	www.edb.utexas.edu /coe/depts/CI/faculty/vitagoldstein.htm (2099 words)

	Review: Lisa Goldstein's The Alchemist's Door, reviewed by Genevieve Williams
		All of that is quite enough for a bang-up yarn, but Goldstein adds still more: in addition to his work with the golem, Loew is also troubled by a Jewish legend that the fate of the world rests on the shoulders of thirty-six righteous men.
		The sheer number of elements Goldstein has introduced here is dizzying; it would take a substantially longer novel to make sense of them all, and the author wisely gives us only the necessary bits and pieces.
		Goldstein has an embarrassment of riches at hand when it comes to making life difficult for her characters and generally advancing her tale of mystical malevolence.
	www.strangehorizons.com /2003/20030728/door.shtml (1419 words)

	Lisa Goldstein: The Red Magician (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lisa Goldstein's The Red Magician is another book which manages to walk this fine line.
		This is caused, at least in part, by the fact that for Kicsi, the main character, it is a coming of age novel.
		The Red Magician is Goldstein's first novel, but is written with a general clarity which allows the story of Kicsi's maturation to be told in a straightforward way without obscuring the ideas of responsibility, family, and otherness which are used throughout the novel.
	www.sfsite.com /~silverag/goldstein.html (436 words)

	RebeccasReads.com Interview, The Brazen Hussies Answer Six Easy Questions
		Lisa, Pat and another writer, Richard Kadrey, were directly responsible for not only encouraging me to write my first novel, Walkabout Woman, but actually pretty much hounded me into it.
		Lisa used me as an arts resource in a similar way when she wrote her novel A Mask For The General.
		Lisa and I have looked at each other's novels in early drafts, to give each other feedback.
	rebeccasreads.com /interviews/authors/brazen_hussies_interview01.html (1892 words)

	Amazon.com: Tourists: A Novel: Books: Lisa Goldstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In her third novel, Goldstein (The Red Magician) mixes Arthurian legends, an Arabian Nights' fantasy and a dash of Latin American magic realism to tell of an American family's adventures in the mythical Middle Eastern country of Amaz.
		Goldstein has a clutch of engaging characters--especially the natives of Amaz with their superstitions, propensity for mysticism and long-simmering feuds.
		They and the novel's highly imaginative, clearly depicted milieu are not well served, however, by awkwardly contrived situations and the weak resolution of the mystery, as Goldstein too often gets caught up in her own metaphorical net.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0312890117?v=glance (519 words)

	Lisa Goldstein & Gardner Dozois, October 20, 1998
		Lisa: Welll, they have to be ideas I'd like to spend a lot of time with -- a year or more.
		Lisa: It was about what happened to Sir Walter Raliegh after he was freed from the Tower of London.
		Lisa: Yeah, that one is about my grandfather, who I never met but always wanted to.
	www.scifi.com /transcripts/1998/GoldsteinDozois.html (2079 words)

	Amazon.com: The Alchemist's Door: Books: Lisa Goldstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although Goldstein's story has a tendency to meander all over the map, diluting her strong message about the cost of power and pride, Dee and Loew's search for truth makes for a telling morality tale.
		Goldstein seems to have hacked her way through this novel without thinking things through first.
		Shame on Goldstein for not polishing this haggard piece, and a pox on TOR for publishing such poorly written work.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0765301512?v=glance (3119 words)

	Lisa Goldstein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lisa Goldstein is a Nebula-, World Fantasy-, Arthur C. Clarke Award- and Hugo-nominated fantasy and science fiction writer.
		Her 1982 novel The Red Magician won the American Book Award for Best Paperback.
		Lisa Goldstein at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lisa_Goldstein (294 words)

	Lisa Goldstein - Home
		July 2005 - Lisa recently finished doing Damn Yankees at Heritage Repertory Theatre in Charlottesville, VA. It was her second summer there, and she had a wonderful time performing in the ensemble and getting all those baseball players in check as Dance Captain!
		August 2004 - Lisa was recently cast in the 2004/2005 season at The Naples Dinner Theatre.
		July 2004 - Lisa has returned to Florida after her ten month internship at the B Street Theatre in Sacramento, CA.
	www.lisaeringoldstein.com (281 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Travellers in Magic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In "Tourists," Goldstein visits Amaz, where packs of tarotlike cards circulate and an American tourist is enmeshed in their predictions.
		Goldstein is fascinated by refugees, travelers, and explorers confronting alien cultures or surviving in exile.
		It is always better to adapt to new circumstances, while honoring the past, in Goldstein's worlds, than to deny them.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/031285790X (338 words)

	Lisa Goldstein, Dark Cities Underground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Accompanied by Sarah Kendall, a strange woman whose husband was murdered gruesomely, they make their way through the literal maze and, particularly for Jerry, come face to face with the truth.
		Lisa Goldstein blends together mythology, history and psychology seamlessly in a novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
		Her characters are well drawn, some appealing and all fascinating, although Ruthie's daughter Gilly seems a bit older than the four or so years old she is supposed to be, certainly a minor fault.
	www.rambles.net /goldstein_dark.html (361 words)

	About Lisa Goldstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1994, after practicing law for two years, Lisa decided she was more interested in client development and the business of law than the practice of law.
		As a lawyer with a marketing and business background, Lisa was able to help law firms and emerging companies increase revenues and streamline business processes.
		For both emerging corporations as well as Fortune 500 companies, Lisa has trained business development teams and support staff and enabled them to achieve their business goals.
	www.fbcorporate.com /about.html (132 words)

	WALKING THE LABYRINTH by Lisa Goldstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		"Lisa Goldstein has an outstanding ability to paint, with deft touches, a world where magic lurks just around the corner.
		Unlike most of today's fantasy literature, Goldstein's work does not remind the reader of other books: it is truly original, and has a clear, distinct voice of its own"(Starlog).
		Molly Travers, a young woman living in San Francisco, discovers that she is the descendant of a family of vaudeville magicians, who in the 19th century performed real magic with a band of occultists known as the Order of the Labyrinth.
	www.panix.com /~dgh/Goldstein_LABYRINTH.html (190 words)

	Amazon.com: Dark Cities Underground: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This book shows that Lisa Goldstein clearly is channeling the same spirit as Tim Powers and Neil Gaiman: there's a shadow world just beneath our own, and anyone who can see it risks being labelled crazy...or much worse yet, being noticed by the denizens of the second world.
		Lisa Goldstein is one of the finest storytellers of our generation, and "Dark Cities Underground" shows this in vivid detail.
		Lisa Goldstein has created an intersting world connecting up the various subways in cities around the world.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0312868286?v=glance (2019 words)

	Lisa Goldstein, The Alchemist's Door (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lisa Goldstein writes stories about magic and illusionists and countries that may not exist.
		But Goldstein portrays a sympathetic Dee, one who loves his ever-increasing family and wishes to protect the world from evil.
		He must endure the perils of haunted houses, unfriendly countries, a beggar-woman who is not what she appears, and other alchemists bent on discovering the Philosopher's Stone.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_goldstein_alchemistsdoor.html (426 words)

	Lisa Goldstein: Dark Cities Underground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lisa Goldstein has the dubious fortune to be one of those authors who are widely praised by critics and largely ignored by readers.
		Her fantasy novels shade heavily into magical realism, and tend to be cleanly and clearly written, and full of emotional subtleties The latest of these, Dark Cities Underground is an oddly dark and dreamlike fantasy about archetypes, rebirth, and underground trains.
		Goldstein does write better prose than Gaiman; her style is much less self-conscious, a rarity in the urban fantasy field.
	www.tastigon.com /SF/dark-cities-underground.html (445 words)

	Lisa Goldstein: Personal Appreciation, by Michaela Roessner
		There hasn't been a lot of consensus on the casting so far (and I won't tell you who's going to play me if you'll be kind enough to forgo telling me who's going to play you), but there is total agreement on one writer and one actress.
		There was at one time, deep inside of her, a long-legged tan beach-baby blond screaming to be let out, but Lisa killed her with a silver bullet to the head and a stake to the heart.
		The last is perhaps an inherited trait: her mother came from either three countries or none, a nebulous area that may have been Austria, or Hungary, or Czechoslovakia, and was all of them at one time or another.
	www.sfwa.org /members/goldstein/Roessner.html (759 words)

	Variety.com - Lisa Goldstein
		Lisa Goldstein has joined Vogt/Wein as senior veepveep, director of account services.
		Goldstein will oversee the agency's current accounts and new business.
		She has over 15 years of financial services experience and was most recently employed by Citibank in their corporate cash management and trade finance division.
	www.variety.com /article/VR1117791694?categoryid=30&cs=1 (93 words)

	College of Education :: Faculty Directory :: Lisa Goldstein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lisa S. Goldstein teaches undergraduate and graduate classes in early childhood educational theory, curriculum, and teaching, and offers specialized coursework in qualitative research methodologies.
		She has published 2 books and over 20 journal articles on teaching and teacher education, particularly in relation to early childhood and elementary education.
		Lisa is currently involved in an empirical study of kindergarten teachers pedagogical and curricular decision-making in an effort to understand how kindergarten teachers balance their commitment to developmentally appropriate practices with their responsibility to prepare their students to meet district expectations and state benchmarks for academic achievement.
	www.utexas.edu /education/facultyDetails.php?ID_PK=68D67B1C-B65B-ABCB-8A623AE6F7B8422D (174 words)

	Lisa Buck Goldstein - Watercolor Artist
		Originally from Massachusetts, Lisa Buck-Goldstein received her BFA in Graphic Design from the Massachusetts College of Art.
		Lisa continued her studies in painting with Don Andrews AWS, Juddi Betts AWS, Al Brouilett AWS, Marbury Hill Brown AWS, Jacqui Morgan, Charles Sovek, Howard Watson AWS, and Frank Webb AWS.
		Lisa is a signature member of both The Philadelphia Water Color Club and The Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, has taught painting with the Pennsylvania Center for The Arts and serves on The Monroe County Arts Council Board of Directors.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/Square/1315 (431 words)

	WALKING THE LABYRINTH by Lisa Goldstein
		Lisa Goldstein is an author who does not follow the more heavily traveled roads of fantasy, but tends to set off in her own direction, sometimes along a lesser-known path, sometimes blazing her own trail.
		Molly travels to England to find out more, where she discovers hidden books, secret relationships, and, in the basement of an English country house, a labyrinth that is more than it first appears.
		Goldstein's work has often been called "magical realism," and I guess that description is as accurate as any.
	www.nesfa.org /reviews/Leeper/walkingt.html (461 words)

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