
I am a psychologist and nonfiction author, now writing novels. My first, Fission: A Novel of Atomic Heartbreak is based on my parents' stories about Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project, with a Soviet spy love triangle. This is my author newsletter.
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In my family, a bedtime ritual was a parent singing several songs at bedtime. In my novel Fission, Doris and Rob sing their daughter Barbara to sleep in wartime Oak Ridge, Tennessee. A favorite lullaby was the Yiddish traditional song, Oyfn...
In my novel Fission, Doris, a college student in 1941, develops carpal tunnel syndrome (before it was recognized as a medical issue) as she strives to become a concert pianist. She is working on Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in C Sharp Minor.
Because the character of Doris in my novel Fission is based on my mother, who aspired to be a concert pianist, music is important throughout the book. I am going to do a series of posts with short scenes from Fission linking to a performanc...
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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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