Portfolio of selected paintings and poems

During the tumultuous sixties, Dr. Robert Snow interns in a big city hospital. Dawson lets his readers feel the triumphs and... More > tragedies, the exhausting, overwhelming experiences of hospital life and death. Set against the social upheavals of 67/68 the author once again gives us vital characters struggling in an ambience that rings all too true. < Less

From the shadows of failing steel mills and the back alleys of urban decay, comes a story of addictions, crime, mental... More > illness, and of redemption, love and family. From the author of Last Rights, Double Blind, Essondale, and The Intern.
"Dawson's vital characters and the ambience of his city and institutional scenes earn him respect as the author of both a superb mystery and a compelling novel." --Publishers Weekly < Less

A gentle little story of fairies, butterflies and candy.

From the shadows of failing steel mills and the back alleys of urban decay, comes a story of addictions, crime, mental... More > illness, and of redemption, love and family. From the author of Last Rights, Double Blind, Essondale, and The Intern. "Dawson's vital characters and the ambience of his city and institutional scenes earn him respect as the author of both a superb mystery and a compelling novel." --Publishers Weekly < Less

A gentle little story of fairies, butterflies and candy.

Portfolio of selected paintings and poems

From the shadows of failing steel mills and the back alleys of urban decay, comes a story of addictions, crime, mental... More > illness, and of redemption, love and family. From the author of Last Rights, Double Blind, Essondale, and The Intern.
"Dawson's vital characters and the ambience of his city and institutional scenes earn him respect as the author of both a superb mystery and a compelling novel." --Publishers Weekly < Less

During the tumultuous sixties, Dr. Robert Snow interns in a big city hospital. Dawson lets his readers feel the triumphs and... More > tragedies, the exhausting, overwhelming experiences of hospital life and death. Set against the social upheavals of 67/68 the author once again gives us vital characters struggling in an ambience that rings all too true. < Less