A personal reflection on heroin's allure, its devastation in Vermont, and the haunting contrast between youthful idealism and lived reality—woven through cultural memory, historical drug use in WWII, and a playful what-if imagining of soldiers on LSD instead of meth.

A surreal dream/nightmare account about a post-apocalyptic Berlin.

An exploration of Germany’s deforestation, forest history, and environmental contrasts with Vermont.

Typing is akin to using an Enigma machine, especially if I over analyze the keyboard...

After being haunted by the Brandstätten images in December, I decided to purchase original photographs of WWII bombed out German cities.

You passed away on June 2, 2016, in your house. You left behind a partner, a two-year-old daughter, a sister, a brother, and your parents.

Although Blind Love is an edgy and provocative illustrated novel full of “Nazi heartthrobs,” it is actually about the resistance movement.

The Erotic Years, 1940 – 1945 is a controversial picture book depicting trysts between Nazi soldiers and French women in occupied France.

She wondered out loud in German, ruminating on the president elect's asseverations that are as inauthentic and ridiculous as his toupee.

So there I went, into self-induced anxiety, combing the internet for those kinds of websites that are riddled with doomsday predictions and conspiracy theories.

In Berlin, Germany, a visit to the Berlin Wall becomes an encounter with World War II soldiers moving through the field, appearing without warning.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

In Berlin, Germany, the flak tower becomes a point of entry into a city where the past presses in and something unseen begins to surface.

Exploring the devastation of German air raids, and how the complexity of history’s shadows linger in a past life memory.

Connecting with the ghosts of Nazi Germany via photographs to understand fascism then and now.

Collecting antique photographs was a spiritual and aesthetic quest to get as close to Hans's doppelgänger as possible.

A video interview with historian Sönke Neitzel discussing his book Soldaten: On Fighting, Killing, and Dying, which examines secretly recorded conversations among German prisoners of war during World War II.