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Recently Posted American Stories
The Man Who Found the Red Baron
Gurd Heindrich lives in the powdery landscape of memory. All the roses of his dreams scattered about. He was one of the world’s great naturalists, a World War One German flying ace, who later lost his home in Poland to the Communists and for a time was as one with the creatures he pursued. For five years he raised his son deep in the woods, selling stuffed mice dressed to look like Mickey Mouse. They now live in Vermont. His son is now a naturalist, too.
New Epilepsy Drug Series, Part Three
My first NBC News Investigative series on the legal use of Sodium Valproate to combat epilepsy. This is is the last of three stories.
New Epilepsy Drug Series, Part Two
My first NBC News Investigative series on the legal use of Sodium Valproate to combat epilepsy. This second of three stories.
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