April 2024

Dive into the captivating world of investigative journalism with Aaron Richard Glub’s sensational articles on the Daily Beast. With a keen eye for uncovering hidden truths and shedding light on pressing issues, Glub’s thought-provoking pieces are a must-read for those seeking engaging and informative content. From riveting exposés to insightful analyses, Glub’s articles offer a […]

Join the countless readers who have been captivated by the gripping story, compelling characters, and unforgettable plot twists of “Ruckus.” Experience the magic of storytelling at its finest and immerse yourself in a world that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page. Visit Tidepool Bookshop today to discover why “Ruckus” has

“Feisengrad” is not a comic book. “Feisengrad” is a novel with pictures every few pages. These pictures do not have speech bubbles or Lichtensteinian explosions with the word “Pow!” written across them. But despite its 140 pages of text, “Feisengrad,” by Aaron Richard Golub, is a quick read, especially when compared to Joyce or Kant

Published on Publisher Weekly, this gripping tale has captivated readers and critics alike. Dive into a world of mystery, suspense, and intrigue as you follow the thrilling twists and turns of this must-read novel. Visit our website to discover more about “The Big Cut” – a story that will keep you on the edge of

”SO,” Aaron Richard Golub is saying confidently, after the first three hours of a four-and-a-half-hour conversation about himself, ”you ever meet a lawyer like me?” One erroneously applies the question to the wide range of colorful characters one has met in life — spies, acrobats, pornographers — and, even more erroneously, believes it to be

Celebrity trial attorney Golub reflects upon his madcap formative years in Worcester, Massachusetts. On a snowy fall night in 1953, 11-year-old Golub joined his friend on a hayride. It would turn out to be a propitious event. There, sitting in the hay, was 10-year-old Linda Paul, the precocious little girl who would toy with Golub’s

WESTBOROUGH – The distance between a young man’s introduction to love, and where he sat on a cloudy Saturday afternoon, was not far in distance – a half-mile, perhaps a bit longer.   In time, almost seven decades have elapsed. But for Aaron Richard Golub, that distance evaporates with a thought.   “That night, it’s

Worcester native Aaron Richard Golub is a high-profile Manhattan trial attorney who specializes in entertainment and commercial litigation. Referred to some years ago by New York Magazine as the “new Roy Cohn” for his theatrical and charged courtroom work, Mr. Golub has represented clients who have taken on such Tinseltown celebrities as Dino De Laurentiis,

“Worcester is the place where one starts out in life with nothing and usually ends up with less. It is not unusual for someone who grew up there to introduce themselves by stating, ‘I’m from Worcester, Mass. Kiss my ass.” So begins Aaron Richard Golub’s recently published memoir “Ruckus,” about growing up in the 1950s and ’60s, with Worcester