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Gabriel Cohen

1961

Gabriel Cohen is one of the reputed authors from America, who is famous for writing nonfiction, detective fiction, and mystery books. He is particularly well known for writing the Jack Leightner series of novels. The debut book of author Cohen was nominated for the popular Edgar Award in the category of the Best Debut Novel. It is called as Red Hook. Besides this, some of the other standalone novels written by Cohen include The Graving Dock, Neptune Avenue, The Ninth Step, Boombox, as many others as well. Author Cohen had the opportunity to write for a number of literary magazines such as the Time Out New York, Poets and Writers, New York Times, Shambhala Sun, New York Post, and Gourmet.in. In addition to writing novels, he is also involved in teaching Writing Program at the Pratt Institute. Author Cohen has also taught the art of writing at the University of New York. He has even been involved in working as a staff writer and giving lectures extensively for the newspaper called New Heaven Advocate. Author Cohen is one of the founders and coordinators of the reading series called Sundays at Sunny’s. As a teacher, he was also associated with the Kripalu Yoga Health Center and Omega Institute. Cohen was invited as a guest speaker on board the famous ocean liner, the Queen Mary II. Author Cohen was born in Brooklyn, New York, the US. He still resides in Brooklyn. Cohen went through a difficult time in his life when his wife left him and gave him a divorce. He was very devastated because of the destruction of his marriage and did not know what to do. Then, he decided to write a book on divorce and its effects on human lives. The book did a great business and became extremely successful. This success gave author Cohen a purpose in life and a reason to live. Since then, he has never looked back and enjoys his successful writing career.

6 Books
2 Series

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Standalone Books

Boombox

2007

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