Dr. Gerald Schoenewolf brings nearly half a century of clinical experience to his groundbreaking analysis of mass violence in America. As a licensed psychoanalyst in New York with over 45 years of practice, he has dedicated his career to understanding the depths of human behavior and the complex interplay between individual psychology and societal forces.

A prolific author of over 30 books spanning psychology, fiction, and eastern philosophy, Schoenewolf combines rigorous academic analysis with accessible storytelling. His diverse body of work includes seventeen authoritative psychology texts, eight novels, and innovative translations of eastern philosophical works, demonstrating his unique ability to explore human nature through multiple lenses.

Now practicing remotely from his home in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife Julia and their beloved pets, Schoenewolf continues to push the boundaries of psychological understanding. His latest work, “The Mass Killer,” represents the culmination of years of intensive research into one of America’s most pressing challenges, offering fresh insights into the minds of mass killers and practical solutions for prevention.