3/2/07--Robert Goldsborough is interviewed by Wauktown Radio. To get a glimpse, click here.

2/4/06--Three Strikes You're Dead by Robert Goldsborough is awarded the LIM Readers' Choice Award for "Best Historical Mystery" at the 2006 Love is Murder conference in Rosemont, IL.

1/20/06--Three Strikes You're Dead is chosen for inclusion in the classroom curriculum for the "History of Chicago" class at Loyola Academy in Wilmette, Illinois; a well respected Jesuit College Preparatory High School.

1/10/06--Centuries & Sleuths Bookstore's bestsellers for the Fourth Quarter of 2005. These Bestsellers are determined by a variety of factors (e.g. Author Signings, Mystery & History Discussion Groups' choices, Special Programs, Newspaper & Magazine listings, etc,) in addition to customer & staff recommendations.

7/6/05 Stop the presses! This just in...New Bestseller!  Centuries & Sleuths Bookstore's Top Ten Bestsellers for 2nd Qtr 2005: These bestsellers are determined by a variety of factors (e.g. Author Signings, Mystery & History Discussion Groups' choices, Special Programs, Newspaper & Magazine listings, etc,) in addition to customer & staff recommendations.

Booklist (6/15/05 Issue) says…"Goldsborough, best known as the heir to Rex Stout via his half-dozen Nero Wolfe novels, creates a prewar Chicago that is at once sinister and appealing.  He also weaves an engaging subplot involving Dizzy Dean and the Chicago Cubs' drive to the 1938 World Series.  An enormously entertaining caper." --Wes Lukowsky

January Magazine's Crime Fiction Report, January-February 2005:It's been a while now since we've heard from Robert Goldsborough, who in the late 1980s, early 90s penned fresh Nero Wolfe mysteries (The Silver Spire, Murder in E Minor, etc.). But Memphis, TN-based Echelon Press recently announced that it will publish, in June, a new novel from Goldsborough. Titled Three Strikes You're Dead, this book "will take fans back to 1938 Chicago, to a time when politics were king and baseball ruled. Dizzy Dean sat in the driver's seat of the Cubs' World Series ride, while scandal rocked the tight political community of the Windy City." ...