JeffreyYaleSchnaderMD

Summary

• Jeff Schnader is an author of historical fiction. His Vietnam War era novel, The Serpent Papers, was published by the traditional publishing house, The Permanent Press, in March, 2022. It has been reviewed in major newspapers & magazines and on radio. He was at Columbia University in 1972 where he participated in sit-ins, marches and demonstrations against the Vietnam War, including a protest-turned-riot in front of Hamilton Hall where students were beaten by the New York Tactical Police in full battle regalia. Scenes in The Serpent Papers are authentic because he was there.
  
  
  The Serpent Papers is currently a Finalist in the Foreword Reviews Book of the Year Awards; it was also a short-listed Finalist in the 2021 Blue Moon Novel Competition. The book is a current “Staff Pick” of VFW Magazine's Book Corner (Feb 2023). It was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, a Dayton Literary Peace Prize and a Chatauqua Award. His short story, The Champion, won first prize in the 2020 Annual Quills Contest (LUW) and was published in the October, 2022, issue of the Arlington Literary Journal (ArLiJo). His essays have been published in Audere Literary Magazine, Bookscover2cover, and The Write Launch. An excerpt of his forthcoming novel, Star Chamber, was published October, 2022, in Audere Literary Magazine.
  
  
  See www.jschnaderauthor.com
  
  
  After graduating from Columbia with a BA in physics, Dr Schnader received his medical degree (MD, CM) from McGill University with further work at Johns Hopkins. He recently retired as full Professor of Medicine after authoring over 50 scientific publications and chairing & speaking at hundreds of national medical conferences. He was a frequent guest on National Public Radio's (NPR's) “Sound Health” and was awarded for teaching and editing a renowned medical journal. He worked full-time in the Department of Veteran’s Affairs for 22 years (15 years running an ICU), serving American war veterans, including those of The Vietnam War.

Jeff Schnader, Author
"SCHNADER'S WRITING IS MULTI-SENSUAL & POWERFUL" -NY Journal of Books "AUTHENTIC, INTENSE TALE OF COMING OF AGE IN VIETNAM ERA" -Richmond Times-Dispatch