What happens when a pathologist, medical researcher, and science communicator turns his lens toward human lives, history, and the power of narrative?

by Allan Gaw Author of The Silent House of Sleep No author of historical fiction wants to receive the email that begins, “I think you’ll find…” The

Author Allan Gaw discusses fictionalizing your day job, both the positive outcomes and the potential hurdles.

Gaw’s fiction refuses spectacle. It treats crime as interruption rather than entertainment, violence as residue rather than thrill. By slowing everything down, his novels force the reader to confront ...