T R A I N
A novel inspired by hidden history

Selected as the inaugural text of the
'Museum Teacher Fellowship' bookclub of the
​United States Holocaust Memorial Musuem

​Praise:

"I couldn't put it down.
I read it in two afternoons."
— Tony Sarabia, WBEZ 91.5 Chicago

"reassuringly human"
— Liz Baudler, Windy City Times

"A stunning achievement... From the start, Train's historically grounded depiction of Hitler's ​young victims creates unrelenting compassion and suspense."
— Dr. Phyllis Lassner, Holocaust scholar

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FEATURED

Train: NPR Interview  ►
The Morning Shift with Tony Sarabia, WBEZ 9.15 Chicago.

The Accidental Holocaust Novelist
By Brian Schaefer, Haaretz.

The 19th Window
A choose-your-own-pathway mystery.

Ava and Miriam
A connection between my daughter and a Holocaust survivor.
The story behind the book cover of my novel Train.

"Is There A Canopy In Store For Me?"
What do the fictional characters of the hit musical
'Fiddler On The Roof' think about marriage equality?

Laughing About Rape
An Interview with filmmaker Jessie Kahnweiler.