Nuclear Fiction Newsletter
Leslie R. SchoverI am a retired psychologist, now writing novels. Nuclear fission, nuclear families—both are writing themes. In my first novel, fission is a metaphor for heartbreak, but I always write about chain reactions that spark from relationships.
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I am a psychologist and author of four nonfiction books. I am now writing novels. Nuclear Fiction is my author newsletter, focusing on my first fiction work, Fission: A Novel of Atomic Heartbreak, published in January 2026 by She Writes Press.
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