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Josh Goldstein is an American Jewish Sci-Fi Author and Activist of Slovakian and Ukrainean extraction. Josh was educated at Stockton University with his major in historical studies. He is creator of Maccabee Lady graphic novel series about an Israeli superheroine.[1]This graphic novel series established Josh as a comic book artist and an industry fave well known in indepedant and graphic novel series. And Zayin Saga of sci-fi novels and graphic novels about the struggle for freedom on Planet Zayin and Prime Minister Mabus-Tel.[2]His book Zayin:Endless War is Josh's most successful book to date. It is currently being developed into a screenplay.And is was nominated for two science fictions by the Online Book Club and American Book Fest. [3] He is also an Activist who is involved Democratic Socialist and Occupy. Josh likes Mr.Pibb and Natchos.
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- Josh Goldstein (2012). Maccabee Lady: Hatikvah. Outskirts Press.
- Josh Goldstein (2015). Zayin: Wars of Independence. Outskirts Press.
- Josh Goldstein (2017). Maccabee Lady: Zion. Outskirts Press.
- Josh Goldstein (2019). Maccabee Lady: Exodus. Outskirts Press.
- Josh Goldstein (2021). Zayin: Endless War. U.S.: Outskirts Press.
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- ^ Goldstein, Joshua (2012). Maccabee Lady (Current ed.). Outskirts Press. p. 125. ISBN 9781977212115.
- ^ Goldstein, Joshua (2015). Zayin:Wars of Indepedance. Outskirts Press. p. 177. ISBN 978-1-4787-4175-6.
- ^ Goldstein, Joshua (2021). Zayin:Endless War (Current ed.). Outskirts Press. p. 340. ISBN 978-1-4787-3983-8.