Born: 06/21/1911   Detroit , MI
Died: 02/20/1996
Parents: Isaac and Anne Swartz
Spouse: (1) Eve, an art director of textbooks (2) Marie Marchowsky, dancer
Children: Mark Sutton

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	The New Allergy Guide Book : A Practical Program of Prevention and Control - 3rd edition of How to Master Your Allergy	Non Fiction	Adult	Continum	1987
	Physicians' Guide to the Etiology & Treatment of Diarrhea - Editor Horacio Jinich and Teodoro Hersh	Non Fiction	Adult	Medical Economics Books	1982
	Prescriber's Handbook of Therapeutic Drugs	Non Fiction	Adult	Ordell, N.J. : Medical Economics Co., Book Division	1981
	Simplied Medical Dictionary - Editor	Non Fiction	Adult	Ordell, N.J. : Medical Economics Co., Book Division	1981
	The allergy guide book: a practical program of prevention and control - 2nd edition of How to Master Your Allergy	Non Fiction	Adult	New York : F. Ungar Pub. Co.	1966
	Layman's Medical Dictionary - Enlarged edition of Intelligent Layman's Medical Dictionary	Non Fiction	Adult	New York : F. Ungar Pub. Co.	1963
	Your Body - Illustrated by Ralph Ricketts	Non Fiction	Children	Whitman Publishing	1962
	How to Master Your Allergy	Non Fiction	Adult	New York, Nelson	1961
	Intelligent Layman's Medical Dictionary	Non Fiction	Adult	New York : F. Ungar Pub. Co.	1955
	The Allergic Child	Non Fiction	Adult	New York: Coward-McCann	1954
	- Editor of health book series for the lay reader	Non Fiction	Adult	New York: Coward-McCann	1952 -1953
	Your Hay Fever and What to Do About It	Non Fiction		Funk and Wagnalls, Ungar	1951 -1962
	Allergy: What It is and What to Do About It	Non Fiction	Adult	Rutgers University Press, Ungar	1949
	Other writings: - Contributor of short stories, under pseudomym H. Felix Valcoe and aricles to medical jounals and popular magazines	Non Fiction	Adult
	Mundo Medico - Scientific Advisor	Non Fiction	Adult

What is the aim or goal of your writing: Contemporary Authors says, "To supplement a meager income from medical practice in the late thirties when the depression was still on, I began to write mystery shorts for Detective Fiction Weekly. I thought it wise to use a pseudonymn, for surely no one could want to be a patient of a physician who writes murder stories. I did 600 typescript pages of a serious novel that I called These the Roots. The Whitlesey House editor (a nice lady) called it vomit and not a novel." 2nd ed. says, "The future of our species lies in genetics. I'm a strong advocate of Edward O. Wilson's Sociobiology."

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

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