D.M. Freedman
Author | Cedarhurst, NY, 11516, USA
D.M. Freedman caught the writing bug when he was a young teenager and has been writing ever since. Starting out with his first article for the Staten Island Historian while in High School, he has contributed off and on to a number of publications, both in the military and locally on Long Island, most notably in the South Shore Standard where his.... more
D.M. Freedman caught the writing bug when he was a young teenager and has been writing ever since. Starting out with his first article for the Staten Island Historian while in High School, he has contributed off and on to a number of publications, both in the military and locally on Long Island, most notably in the South Shore Standard where his bi-weekly opinion pieces delved into the political and local scenes. He has authored two books, the last one named A Butterfly on the Gowanus Expressway, published in 1985.
Born in Brooklyn, he lives in Long Island with his wife and two children. He is also a Rabbi, NY State Chaplain, an architect, engineer and a teacher.
