Charles Graeber

Charles Graeber is an award-winning journalist, documentary producer, and New York Times bestselling author of "THE GOOD NURSE", and "THE BREAKTHROUGH: Immunotherapy and the Race to Cure Cancer". His writing has appeared in anthologies such as The Best American Crime Writing, The Best American Science Writing, The Best American Business Writing, The Best of National Geographic Adventure, The Best of 20 years of Wired and The Best American Magazine Writing. Honors include an Overseas Press Club Award for Outstanding International Journalism, a New York Press Club prize, an American Poet's Prize (2nd pl), an Edgar Award nomination, a British Medical Association Citation of Excellence, an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation fellowship, and a fancy blue ribbon from the Nantucket Sandcastle Competition. "The Good Nurse" was the result of nearly a decade of work and exclusive access. The book was adapted for film starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain, and the basis of a documentary, "Capturing the Killer Nurse". Born in Iowa, Graeber now lives closer to seawater.