GARY GOSHGARIAN
GARY GOSHGARIAN
Email: g.goshgarian@northeastern.edu
Website:
HOME ADDRESS: 12 Hutchinson Road
Arlington, MA 02474
(617) 646-2156
OFFICE ADDRESS: English Department
406 Holmes Hall
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115
(617) 373-3965, Fax: 617-373-2509
EDUCATION:
University of Wisconsin (Madison), Ph.D., 1972
Dissertation: "From Fable to Flesh: A Study of the Female Characters in the
Novels of Iris Murdoch."
University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, M.A, English, 1966.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Massachusetts, B.S., Physics, 1964.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Professor of English: Northeastern University -- 1985 - present
Associate Professor: Northeastern University -- 1975 - 1985
Assistant Professor: Northeastern University -- 1972 - 1975
AREAS OF TEACHING:
Fiction Writing Detective Fiction
Science Fiction Edgar Allan Poe
Modern British and American Fiction
Horror Fiction
Modern Bestseller
PUBLICATIONS
NOVELS:
Choose Me, co-authored with Tess Gerritsen, (contracted 2020) Thomas & Mercer, July 2021.
Tunnel Vision, a novel. [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books
(Macmillan), 2011).
Skin Deep, a novel. [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books (St.
Martin's Press), 2008
Flashback [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books (St. Martin’s
Press), 2005
Gray Matter [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books (St. Martin's
Press), 2002
Elixir [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books (St. Martin's Press),
2000.
The Stone Circle. New York: Donald I. Fine/Penguin USA, 1997.
Rough Beast. New York: Donald I. Fine, Inc./Penguin USA, 1995.
Atlantis Fire. New York: The Dial Press (Dell), 1980.
NOVELS: MASS MARKET AND FOREIGN EDITIONS:
Atlantis Fire. New York: Avon Books, 1981. (Paperback edition.)
Doden Gar Pa Djupet. Malmo, Sweden: Winthers Forlag, 1987. (Atlantis Fire,
Swedish edition)
Der Ruf ser Steine. Munich, Germany: Verlag Goldmann, 2000. (German
edition of The Stone Circle).
Rough Beast. New York: Leisure Books (Dorchester Publishing), 1997.
(Paperback edition.)
Elixir. New York: Tor/Forge Books, 2001. (U.S. paperback edition)
Elixir. Malmo, Sweden: Egmont Richters, July 2001. (Swedish edition)
Das Elixier. Munich: Blanvalet, 2001. (German hardback edition)
Das Elixier. Munuch: Blanvalet, 2002) German paperback edition)
Die Maske: Wilhelm Heyne Verlag: Munich, Germany (2009)
Eliksir. Oslo, Norway: Egmont Boker Fredhoi, 2001. (Norwegian edition)
Gray Matter. New York: Tor/Forge Books, 2004. (U.S. paperback edition)
Flashback [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Forge Books (St. Martin’s
Press), 2006
Memoria, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, Munich (2007) (German edition)
Onder Huids, The House of Books: Vianen/Anbtwerp, 2009 (Dutch edition)
Skin Deep, a novel. [Gary Braver, pen name]. New York: Tor/Forge Books (St.
Martin's Press), 2009
Tunnel Vision. New York, Tor Books, 2012. (U.S. paperback edition)
Tunel, Wydawnictwo Replika, 2011, Zakrzewo [Polish edition]
Visione de Morte. Pensamento, 2012 [Brazilian edition]
AUDIO BOOK – CD
Tunnel Vision, Cherry Hill Publishing, November 2013.
TEXTBOOKS:
Exploring Language, 14th edition. New York: Pearson Education, 2015.
Dialogues: An Argument Rhetoric and Reader, 8th edition, with Kathleen
Krueger. New York: Pearson Education, 2015.
The Contemporary Reader, 11th edition. New York: Pearson Education. 2013.
Exploring Language, 14th edition. New York: Pearson Education, 2016.
What Matters in America: Reading and Writing About Contemporary Culture, 3rd
edition. New York: Longman Publishers, 2012
Argument as Dialogue: A Concise Guide, with Kathleen Krueger, New York:
Longman Publishers, 2011.
What Matters in America: Reading and Writing About Contemporary Culture
2nd edition. New York: Longman Publishers, 2009
The Contemporary Reader, 10th edition. New York: Addison Wesley Longman
Publishers, 2010.
Exploring Language, 12th edition. New York: Longman Publishers, 2010.
Reading for Today,(Penguin Academic). New York: Longman Publishers, 2008
Horrorscape: Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Publishers, 1993. (An anthology
of contemporary horror fiction.)
BOOKS FORTHCOMING:
Choose Me, a novel [Gary Braver with Tess Gerritsen], July 2021
Die Studentin, German edition of Choose Me, Blanvalet Verlag, Berlin, 2021.
Yet untitled Dutch edition of Choose Me, The House of Books, Amsterdam, 2021.
Yet untitled Italian edition of Choose Me,
Yet untitled Finnish edition of Choose Me, Otava, Helsinki, 2021.
Yet untitled Chinese edition of Choose Me, Spring International, 2021.
Yet untitled Thai edition of Choose Me, WeLearn Publishers, 2021.
Served Cold, a novel [Gary Braver, pen name].
Primitive, a novel. [Gary Braver, pen name].
ANTHOLOGY APPEARANCES:
“Recollections Among the Dead,” Dead in Good Company: A Celebration of Mount Auburn
Cemetery, ed. John Harrison & Kim Nagy, Ziggy Owl Press, Boston, 2015.
“Acceptance Speech,” short story, [Gary Braver pen name], Red Dawn: Best New England Crime
Stories, Level Best Books, 2015.
“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein,” [Gary Braver, pen name] in Thrillers: 100 Must
Reads, ed. David Morrell and Hank Wagner, Oceanview Publishing,
Longboat Key, FL, 2010.
“Ghost Writer,” Gary Braver [pen name], short story, in Thriller 2, ed. Clive
Cussler et al., Mira Books, Ontario, Canada, 2009
"Zeroing In On Science Fiction," in The Bedford Reader, eds., X.J. Kennedy &
Dorothy M. Kennedy, Little, Brown & Co., 1982.
"Teaching Science Fiction," in Teaching Science Fiction: An Education for
Tomorrow, ed. Jack Williamson, Owlswick Press, 1980.
"The Future Isn't What it Used to Be," in Order and Diversity, ed., Robert B.
Parker, John Wiley Co., 1973.
ARTICLES:
“How to Write a Successful Thriller [Step by Step],” Writer Magazine, April
2009.
"Days of the Dolphins," Northeastern University Magazine, November 2002.
"True Brew," The Quarterly Review of Wine, Summer 1989.
"The Return of the Giant Clam," Earthwatch Magazine, March 1989.
"The Aqua-Lung Wetsuit," Ultrasport Magazine, September 1987.
"Sunken Treasure," Ultrasport Magazine, July 1987.
"Taking an Expedition Vacation: Papua New Guinea," The New York
Times, April 20, 1986.
"Diving into Science Just for the Fun of It," The Boston Globe, December 28,
1984.
"Adventure Down Under," The Northeastern Edition, April, 21, 1983.
"Science Fiction: An Evolution," The Boston Globe, December 12, 1982.
"The New Racquet in Town,” Sportscape, September, 1982.
"Up From Down Under," Earthwatch News, March, 1981.
"Earthwatch Expeditions are `the Real Thing,'" Today's Education, April
1977.
"A Course Through Time and Space," Spectrum, Spring 1975.
"Transformation by Fantasy: Feminism in the Novels of Iris Murdoch,"
Revue des Langues Vivantes (Brussels), 1975.
REVIEWS
"Automata & All That," (review of Brian Aldiss's Billion Year Spree), Novel,
Winter 1975.
Review of Iris Murdoch's The Black Prince, The Christian Science Monitor,
June 27, 1973.
GRANTS, AWARDS, HONORS
The Robert H. Goddard Award for Outstanding Professional Achievement by the Alumni Association of
Worcester Polytechnic Institute. (May 2014)
The 2006 Massachusetts Honor Book Award for Fiction, Flashback, presented by the
Massachusetts Center for the Book.
CAS Bronze Medal Award for “Best Article of the Year” in a college/university publication ("Days of
the Dolphins," Northeastern University Magazine,
November 2002.
RSDF Grant to write Gray Matter, 2001
Elixir named "Top Suspense Novels of the Year" (2000), the editors of Barnes &
Noble.
The Literary Guild, The Mystery Book Club, and The Doubleday Book Club
selection of The Stone Circle, 1998.
NEH Grant, to design a "Utopian-Dystopian Literature" course, Summer 1982.
Northeastern University Commencement Speaker, 1980.
Excellence in Teaching Award, 1980.
Honorary Faculty Member, The Academy of the College of Liberal Arts, 1973.
WRITING WORKSHOPS
53rd Cape Cod Writers Conference Workshops, August 76-10, 2014; Hyannis, MA.
Spellbinders, Conference and Retreat, Honolulu, Sept. 1 – 7, 2012.
Authors Expo. Danvers, MA. July 11, 2012.
SEAK, Hyannis, MA., Sept. 11-12, 2012.
Grubb Street, “Muse and the Marketplace” Conference, April 2011.
Hawaii Writers Conference, August 25- Sept 5, 2009.
Hawaii Writers Conference, August 25- Sept 5, 2008.
Maui Writers Conference, August 25- Sept 5, 2007.
Maui Writers Conference, August 25- Sept 5, 2006.
Maui Writers Conference, August 25- Sept 5, 2005.
Mystery writing workshop, Kate's Mystery Books, March 4, 2003.
Conducted Mystery-writing workshop, Cape Cod Writers Conference,
August 19 -24, 2002.
Conducted Mystery-writing workshop, Brown University, April 19, 2001. .
Cape Cod Writers Conference, Craigville, MA, August 21-25, 2000.
Brown University, Mystery Writing Workshop, April 20, 2000.
Brown University, Mystery Writing Workshop, November 11, 1999.
Cape Cod Writers Conference, Craigville, MA, August 20-26, 1999.
Mystery Writers Conference, Beverly, MA, May 15, 1999.
Cape Cod Writers' Mystery Workshop, October 22-23, 1998.
Directed Fiction Writing Workshop, The McCallie School, 1995, 1994, 1993,
1992, 1991.
Guest Fiction Editor, "Writer's Retreat Workshop," Bristol, CT, May 21 & 22,
1990.
Directed Fiction Writing Workshop, Redbank Regional High School Fiction
Writing
Workshop, Redbank, NJ, March 5 & 6, 1990.
"Writing Horror Fiction," Emerson College Fiction Writing Workshop, January
25, 1990.
Directed Fiction Writing Workshop, Redbank Regional High School Fiction
Writing
Redbank, NJ, December 5 & 6, 1989. Also, March 4 & 5, 1989.
Guest speaker at Seventeenth Annual Florida Suncoast Writer's Conference, January 26 - 28, 1989. (Workshop "On writing Horror Fiction.")
Guest speaker at The Emerson College "Writing for Pay" Conference,
October 30, 1988. (Writing of Horror Fiction and Science Fiction.)
Directed Fiction Writing Workshop Director, Redbank Regional High School Fiction Writing Workshop, June 13 - 14, 1988.
Directed Fiction Writing Workshop, Redbank Regional High School
Fiction Writing Workshop, December 8 - 9, 1986.
Founder & Director of London Writers' Workshop, London, England (1984, 1985).
READINGS, PRESENTATIONS, AND AUTHOR PANELS
Since the publication of Rough Beast in 1995, I have been invited to give readings and presentations
about fiction writing at scores of libraries, bookstores, schools, and book festivals. The list is too
numerous to include here.
Most Recent:
Guest Author, Burlington Public Library, March 21, 2019.
Guest Author, Arlington Town Hall, April 7, 2018.
Guest Author, Falmouth Public Library, October 11, 2018.
Guest Author, Ashland Mystery Festival, March 19, 2017.
“Panel of Science Fiction Experts,” Cambridge Public Library, April 20. 2016
“Mystery Making” panel, Plymouth Public Library, May 15, 2016.
MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Thriller Writers of America, charter member
Mystery Writers of America, Member of Board of Directors, New England Chapter.
Sisters in Crime.
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