Timothy Niedermann is a professional editor, who over his career has dealt with a wide variety of subject matter—including international law and public policy as well as general fiction and non-fiction. He has also taught writing at Yale and McGill. A native of the state of Connecticut, Niedermann moved to Montreal in 1999. He reviews books for the Montreal Review of Books and the Ottawa Review of Books. A graduate of Kenyon College, Mr. Niedermann also attended the University of Freiburg in Germany and holds a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University Law School. He recently published his first novel, Wall of Dust, with Deux Voiliers Publishing.
Universal Health Care: My Experience by Timothy Niedermann It is inevitable, I hope, that after the current pandemic has run its course, the US will have a renewed national discussion on universal health care. For current and future Silver Sagers, this will be critical as, like the COVID-19 virus, future epidemics and pandemics will most likely Read more
By the time I turned sixty, I was frustrated by my lack of fitness. Walking up a moderately steep incline burned my thighs, and I slumped in chairs. I had body aches for no good reason. Though I didn’t exactly feel weak, I knew I wasn’t strong. Then, in 2013, a CrossFit gym opened nearby. I had no excuse not to join. So I did. Read more
Return to Memories by Timothy Niedermann Originally published in March 2017, Ottawa Review of Books “The House on Selkirk Avenue” by Irena Karafilly Guernica Editions, $20.00 It is late September 1998, and Kate is back in Montreal to help her daughter, Megan, move in to the “student ghetto” next to McGill University, where Megan is Read more
