Recent Entries
The Woman Convicted of Killing Anne Frank
It wasn’t until 1967 that the Nazi officials in charge of transporting nearly 100,000 Jewish people from the Netherlands to their deaths in the Holocaust were tried and convicted.
My Father's Mother Tongue
I took my first steps on Dutch soil, but I don’t speak the language.
The Perils of Computer Technology
The essential nature of computer technology is not freedom but efficiency.
Empire State Building of My Imagination
By the time I realize that I’ve described the Empire State Building all wrong, it’s too late to change anything.
Women and Computers
When you think back on the development of computer programming in the United States, what comes to mind?
The Baby Scoop Era
In my novel COUNTING LOST STARS, Rita Klein is a pioneering woman in the new field of computer programming when she becomes unexpectedly pregnant.