Selected Writing by Olaf Kroneman
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Stephanie.Wallace@finnpartners.com Adrienne.Allen@finnpartners.com Nephrologist’s Gritty Debut Novel Detroit Heroic Assigned to the city morgue to assist with forensic autopsies, Drummond uncovers the horrific close-range police executions of three unarmed teenagers at the infamous Algiers Motel. Alongside a fierce fellow intern, Brinn O’Reilly, Drummond is dragged into a dangerous web of rogue cops, illegal back-alley abortion rings, and a federal conspiracy surrounding the Tuskegee syphilis study. Blending historical accuracy with intense medical drama, Kroneman weaves a powerful narrative about innocence, systemic prejudice, and…
Nephrologist’s Gritty Debut Novel Detroit Heroic Detailing the Turbulent 1967 Rebellion DETROIT — Heliotrope Books is proud to announce the upcoming release of Detroit Heroic(September 2026), a gripping new novel by nephrologist Dr. Olaf Kroneman III. A raw, uncompromising look at the corrupt underbelly of Detroit and the chaos of the 1967 uprising, Detroit Heroic follows first-year medical intern Dr. Matt Drummond, who has avoided the Vietnam War draft only to find himself navigating an urban war zone at home. Assigned to the city morgue to assist with…
New Cover Release Date September 2026 Heliotrope Press
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Featured story
An Edge
There were no steel bars. It was minimum security. It was like summer camp for grown-up reprobates. There were no heavily armed guards walking around with clubs or spying on us perched from towers. This would be home for a few months. I would leave “rehabilitated” but without my medical license. With what I did,…
WALKING THE DOG
Five forty-five, I’m up to take the dogs for a walk. Two very large, lovable, and constantly licking chocolate labs named Clark and Mable. Both from the same litter, which is a mistake, but the puppies were so attached, I couldn’t break the brother and sister apart. I put their shock collars on—never use…
A SHOW OF HANDS
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