Image: Surgical team, Field Hospital, Ostrozec, September, 1915 (Image courtesy Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek)
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Daniel Mason is a physician and author of The Piano Tuner (2002), A Far Country (2007), The Winter Soldier (2018), and A Registry of My Passage Upon the Earth (2020). His work has been translated into 28 languages, awarded the Northern California Book Award for Fiction, and shortlisted for the Simpson/Joyce Carol Oates Prize and James Tait Black Memorial Prize. The Piano Tuner was produced as an opera by Music Theatre Wales, and adapted to the stage by Lifeline Theatre. His short stories and essays have appeared in The Atlantic, Harper’s, Zoetrope: All Story and Lapham’s Quarterly; in 2014 he was a recipient of a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. A Clinical Assistant Professor in the Stanford University Department of Psychiatry, his research and teaching interests include the subjective experience of mental illness and the influence of literature, history, and culture on the practice of medicine.
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Interviews
Profile: New York Times Magazine
Guardian UK: From Roth to Le Guin: top 10 novels about the first world war
LitHub interview: Five books about doctors
Narrative Magazine N10 Interview
Little, Brown, and Company, Author Q&A
Stanford Scope
Thacker Mountain Radio
Profile: New York Times Magazine
Guardian UK: From Roth to Le Guin: top 10 novels about the first world war
LitHub interview: Five books about doctors
Narrative Magazine N10 Interview
Little, Brown, and Company, Author Q&A
Stanford Scope
Thacker Mountain Radio
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NPR: Here & Now
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Courses and Syllabi
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PSYC82:
THE LITERATURE OF PSYCHOSIS Academic Psychiatry: Literature and the Psychotic Experience Syllabus:
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