Author Spotlight: Bob Nesoff, an award-winning journalist and novelist
Bob Nesoff is the author of Spyder Hole, an action-adventure espionage novel about terrorists trying to set off nuclear weapons in New York and London.
Besides being an author, Nesoff is also the chief editor of Metro Features, which specializes in travel, dining, theater, and leisure activities. He was also a reporter for two major daily newspapers and a former Executive Editor of New York Lifestyles Magazine.
As a journalist, Nesoff won multiple awards. He was named to Marquis Who’s Who in the Media and Communications and Who’s Who in America since 1998. He also received the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. In addition, more than 40 journalism awards have been granted to him.
Nesoff is also the founder and former national president of the North American Travel Journalists Association. He co-writes a weekly travel column with Sandy Nesoff.
His book, Spyder Hole, published by Author Reputation Press, has received critical acclaim from reviewers and maintains a 4.5-star rating on Amazon. Book critics often compare him to Tom Clancy and Frederick Forsyth.
Aside from his career in journalism, Nesoff was a Staff Sergeant in the elite 11th Special Forces, Green Berets. Nesoff lives with his wife, Sandy, in Northern New Jersey.
