Frankl’s relation of intimate details is a vehicle for exploring just how ill-equipped the master of illusion was to handle intimacy. The most recent offering from accomplished artist Paulette Frankl, Marcel & Me, is equal parts... Read More

Arnold lays out his evidence that seeds of a mass murderer are planted from mom’s postnatal depression. It’s a question equally likely to spark debate in college classrooms or around the workplace watercooler: how did Hitler become... Read More

Wictor is an honest and effective writer who has essentially offered himself up for complete dissection. For more than a decade, music critic Thomas Wictor led a tortured life. By day, he suffered from paranoid delusions, career... Read More

In no uncertain terms, Finding Maggie’s Bliss tells readers that it’s never the victim’s fault, and that abusers can be brought to justice. In this follow-up to his psychological thriller, Digging Up Bones, Augustus Van Slyke... Read More