Robert Goldsborough

Robert Goldsborough is a renowned American author, born in 1937 and raised in the Chicago area. He is celebrated for his contribution to the mystery genre, particularly his continuation of Rex Stout's famous Nero Wolfe series. Goldsborough's journey into writing began when he penned "Murder in E Minor" in 1978, a novel he originally wrote for his mother as a tribute to Stout, who had recently passed away. This book was later published in 1986, marking Goldsborough's debut as a mystery novelist and earning him a Nero Award from the Wolfe Pack.

Before his success as a writer, Goldsborough had a prosperous career in journalism that spanned 45 years. He worked for esteemed publications such as the Chicago Tribune, Advertising Age, and the Associated Press. His experience in journalism has significantly influenced his writing, contributing to his ability to craft compelling and intricate mystery stories.

In addition to the Nero Wolfe series, Goldsborough has also created original works, introducing a new set of characters in his books. One such character is Steve Malek, a reporter for the Tribune, who features in the Snap Malek Mystery series. Goldsborough's diverse portfolio showcases his versatility as a writer, seamlessly blending his unique style with the legacy of Rex Stout's iconic characters and his own original creations.