The Saddest Present. Psychotherapy.net published a chapter from my memoir illustrating the way my therapist worked with me, along with an excerpt from the Afterword (by my therapist, Jeffery Smith, MD). Read Online or click here for PDF
Challenging a Beloved Therapist: A Catalyst to Growth. Essay in the Psychotherapy.net about my journey from fragmentation and fear to wholeness and connection. Read Onlineor click here for PDF
Finding Home: Legwork, a Lottery, and Luck. Essay in the West Side Rag about moving from the brownstone that had been my home for 52 years. Read Onlineorclick here for PDF
A Lesson from my Third-Grade Self on Writing from the Heart, A Craft Essay. Essay in Cleaver about how a 579-word story I wrote in third grade informed the 450-page memoir I wrote decades later. Read online or click here for PDF
“Who Wrote It?” Essay in Dorothy Parker’s Ashes about which of my Inside parts wrote my memoir. Read online or click here for PDF
“My Satisfying Return to Work After Months Away During the Pandemic” Essay in Next Avenue about my return to the library after a pandemic gap of a year and a half. Read Online or click here for PDF
“Me, Me, Me and my Therapist” Essay in the The New York Times Opinionator-Couch column about preparing for my therapist’s vacation. Read online or click here for PDF
“Love at Second Sight” Essay in Lilith about a new relationship between my mother and me. Read online or click here for PDF