Lee Polevoi has received a Bread Loaf Writers Conference scholarship, as well as a screenwriting fellowship co-sponsored by Amblin Entertainment and Universal Pictures. His novel The Moon in Deep Winter was used as the basis for a short film screened at the Cannes Film Festival and the New York's Chelsea Film Festival. His short fiction has appeared in Witness, Sonora Review, and elsewhere. A graduate of Amherst College and the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for Writers.
"""The Confessions of Gabriel Ash is a mesmerizing novel that effortlessly weaves together a tale full of surprises and intrigue ... Lee Polevoi's writing is rich and vivid, bringing to life the sights, sounds, and emotions of the past in an authentic and engrossing way. This captivating historical drama is a must-read for all book lovers.""--Midwest Book Review ""Over the course of this novel, Polevoi shows that he knows how to spin out a tale that delivers on all its promises while continuing to surprise to the very end.""--Kirkus Reviews ""The Confessions of Gabriel Ash is a mesmerizing and suspenseful thriller that masterfully combines elements of suspense, romance, and political intrigue. This novel is an absolute must-read for espionage and Cold War narrative fans, showcasing the author's exceptional writing skills and ability to create an immersive and unforgettable reading experience.""--Pick Best Books ""Powerful, heart-pounding, and engaging, author Lee Polevoi's The Confessions of Gabriel Ash is a must-read Cold War spy and political thriller you won't be able to put down. If you haven't yet, be sure to grab your copy today!""--Author Anthony Avina's Blog ""Lee Polevoi is a gifted storyteller. Sentences are carefully crafted with power- packed words that move the storyline along from the deceptive luxurious life of New York with its sights, sounds and smells to the harsh mountainous settings of Keshnev's Lesser Alps and neighboring villages during the Cold War era. The cast of characters is well-developed, solidifying each of their roles and connections to one another giving readers insight into their motivations. The book is definitely a page-turner with an unexpected ending.""--Ever Ready"