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Doing Nothing

Why Nothing is Hardest

November 23, 2020

Nothing is harder than doing nothing, especially when it’s the best alternative among a pack of difficult choices. Medicine’s prime commandment – Primum non nocere – often requires that the physician refrain from treatment when the remedy is worse than the malady. While the maxim is endlessly preached, it is rarely observed. The urge to […]

Doing Nothing – New Revised Edition

April 8, 2012

A new Edition of Doing Nothing has been released. It can be purchased at Amazon as either a paperback book or in a Kindle edition. Go here for more details. Below is a new review of the novel: Kurtzman, Neil DOING NOTHING CreateSpace (708 pp.) $23.35 Paperback $9.99 e-book January 6, 2012 ISBN: 978-1461096535 Kurtzman’s […]

Passionate Intensity 3

January 22, 2010

Chapter 3 is up

Passionate Intensity

January 1, 2010

I’m posting my new novel “Passionate Intensity”. The novel continues the story of Richard Grollman from where it left off at the end of Doing Nothing. As each chapter is ready it will be posted under the page with the novel’s name (look to your right). The first chapter is up. More will come at […]

About the Editor

Neil Kurtzman

Physician. Professor. Writer.

Neil A Kurtzman MD is the Grover E Murray Professor Emeritus and University Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Internal Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock. He has combined careers in clinical medicine, education, basic research, and administration for more than 40 years.