Click Here to Read:  The Brain Pickings Newsletter, February 2018.

Click Here to Read: Introduction to: Dispatches from the Freud Wars: Psychoanalysis and Its Passions By John Forrester on the Washington Post Books website.

Click Here to Read: The Impossibility of Being Oscar Review by John Banville in The New York Review Books on March 8, 2018 Issue.

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Click Here to Purchase:  Hide and Seek/Hidden and Found: In Search of a Balanced Life: Memoirs, Stories,and Essays by Howard L. Schwartz on IPBooks.net

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Hide and Seek/Hidden and Found is above all an exercise in self-analysis. Schwartz favors honesty over accuracy, feelings over facts in the way he tells his stories. His memoirs are therefore based on “screen memories,” a term from psychoanalysis that speaks to memories that may or may not be based on actual events but on images of the past, remembered or perhaps formed in the present from past feelings, in which old desires and conflicts may be better understood and perhaps resolved. Continue reading Special! Hide and Seek/Hidden and Found: In Search of a Balanced Life: Memoirs, Stories, and Essays by Howard L. Schwartz

Click Here to Read:  Guest Post: A New Consideration of Elena Ferrante’s The Beach at Night by Dr. Ellen Handler Spitz  on the School Library Journal website on February 15, 2018.

Click Here to Read:  A Cruel and Elusive Family History: Agata Tuszyńska’s ‘Family History of Fear’ and Ivan Jablonka’s ‘A History of the Grandparents I Never Had’ open old wounds By Adam Kirsch on the Table Website on January 2, 2018.

Click Here to Read: Roth Agonistes Review of Why Write?: Collected Nonfiction 1960–2013 by Philip Roth Nathaniel Rich in The New York Review of Books on March 8, 2018 Issue.