Dr. John Daniels of Washington University Pens First Novel

Dr. John S. Daniels, a practicing physician in internal medicine and endocrinology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri, has written a book that will appeal to all readers.

As an associate clinical professor of medicine at Washington University, Daniels has previously authored a number of papers for medical texts and research journals. However, this is his first venture as a writer of novels.

“I wanted to write a book about an intense love between two men that could appeal to the general population,” said Dr. Daniels. “I also aimed to relate a sense of what it is like training to become a physician.”

The main character is an intern who begins his work at Sinai Medical Center. While an outstanding physician, he faces multiple challenges in relationships that present hurdles outside the hospital.

Born and raised in Fort Smith, Arkansas, Daniels is the son of Jewish immigrants who escaped the Holocaust. He has lived with his partner, Lance Cimarolli, for eighteen years and has three daughters.

The book is available in hardback and paperback, as an e-book (Kindle, etc.), in Barnes & Noble, on Amazon and through all major online book retailers.

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