Adam D.C. Cherson

Adam Cherson is an international ecological policy attorney, socioecologist, philosopher, lawyer, scientist, historian, genetic genealogist, musician, composer, director, inventor, writer, translator, actor, and designer. In his spare time he enjoys museums, cooking, and balcony gardening.

His most recent work involves 1) a series of journal articles on the historicity of the Bible as supported by ancient and modern genomic evidence (see academia or researchgate), 2) the re-publication and narration of Moses Hess's 1862 philosophical classic Rome and Jerusalem as an eBook and Audiobook, for which he wrote an introduction, annotations, and an afterword, and 3) the first English translation from the Yiddish of three plays by A. Vayter, a principal architect of the Yiddish Cultural Renaissance and Theater Movement pre-World War I, for which he wrote a Preface and an Introduction (Amazon paperback and EBook title: 3 X Vayter); following the publication he published an audiobook staged reading of the first of the plays, Daybreak, which is available under that title on Amazon, 4) the first English translation of La busqueda (The Quest) by Jaime Sarusky Miller, a highly acclaimed Cuban writer of Eastern European descent (Amazon paperback and EBook tiles: The Quest)