Featured in story/interview, "Getting the Words Out: Taking a look at The Writers' Room: Boston's urban writers' colony," Bookbound, Boston University, vol.1 no.1, Spring 2002

"As a community of writers, The Writers' Room has produced influential work on a local, national, and international level. No matter what their reasons for joining--quiet time, intellectual community, even air conditioning--the Room's members form a literary community in a single place....[Audrey Beth Stein's] novel, which began as a short story called "On the Eighth Day," was sketched out with stream-of-consciousness writing over the summer [of 2001]--when she joined the Writers' Room--and has been being shaped ever since."

hear me out featured in article, "Speaking for the records," Waterbury Republican-American, October 27, 2001

"Stein put the tales on CD because 'I'm just really interested in the way stories come across when they're read.' The relatively inexpensive cost of producing a CD made the job doable so she could find out, on a small scale, whether people like listening to stories rather than reading them." MORE

Review of hear me out, MzVibe.com, September 2001

"Stein's writing style is cutting in its honesty. The relationships she uncovers support her clear-cut view on life...her words are easy to comprehend and the stories are easy to relate to. [A]n accomplished writer." MORE

Feature story/interview, "Stein's writing career receives big boost," Chavurah, August 2000

"The first time Audrey Beth Stein had her writing published, it was on the Kid's Page of Chavurah.

It's a long way from the Kid's Page to winning a prestigious national award, but that's exactly what Stein has done. She recently won first prize in the David Dornstein Memorial Short Story Contest for Young Adult Writers sponsored by the Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education (CAJE). Her winning entry, "The Terrorist Game," will be published in an upcoming issue of the Jewish Education News, which is sent to CAJE members." MORE