Richard Goldstein
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Richard Goldstein

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VISIT RICHARDGOLDSTEINONLINE.COM TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MY CAREER AS A CRITIC AND RADICAL JOURNALIST. I was the first widely read rock critic, with a column called "Pop Eye" that ran in the Village Voice from 1966 to 1968. The column allowed me to meet most of the major rock stars of the 1960s, and to know some of them quite well, including Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison. I also knew and hung out with Andy Warhol, Susan Sontag, and other cultural figures of the time. After the end of the '60s I began to write about feminism, sexual liberation, and identity politics, tracing the connections between these areas and social and political trends in a series of features and columns for the Voice. I also wrote for The New York Times, New York Magazine, and Vogue, among other venues. In the 1980s I became an activist for lgbt rights, and I won a GLAAD award as Columnist of the Year. I have written recently for The Nation, The Guardian, Harpers, The Atlantic (online), the London Spectator, and other publications. To see a list of my books, go to the author page or visit my web site, richardgoldsteinonline.com. I live in New York City.
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