Mann Rubin's illustrious professional path began with a prestigious stint in the United States Army Forces, a period of remarkable distinction that spanned from 1945 to 1947, during which he was stationed in the iconic City of Light, Paris, France, a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, artistic masterpieces, and literary prowess.
Rubin's initial foray into the world of writing began with a bold venture into the realm of science fiction, as he crafted a staggering nineteen stories for the prestigious publications of DC Comics, specifically the esteemed titles of Strange Adventures and Mystery In Space, under the discerning editorial guidance of the illustrious and renowned Julius Schwartz, a luminary in the field of comic book editing. This marked the genesis of a remarkably prolific writing career, as Rubin subsequently went on to publish a total of fifteen short stories in the esteemed Alfred Hitchcock Magazine and other mystery anthologies, thereby solidifying his reputation as a masterful wordsmith.
Notably, one of the most distinguished and celebrated literary accomplishments of the renowned author, Cheryl Rubin, is the esteemed and highly acclaimed short story "A Nice Touch". This exceptional literary piece has been granted the extraordinary distinction of being included in a prestigious and highly respected British anthology, solidifying its position as a notable and impressive addition to the world of literature.
