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Henry David Abraham’s Review of Summons to Berlin
Henry David Abraham shared a review of Summons to Berlin on his Substack and noted its relevance to our current political climate. Here’s an excerpt: And although the book was published two years ago, the reader may see parallels in how the Trump administration is managing immigrants in America. Is there not a callous disregard…
Read MorePsychology Today: How Imagination Challenges a Psychopath in ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’
Fascism and psychopathy come to blows with imagination and creativity in Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth. See my article in Psychology Today. https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/breaking-down-the-walls/202506/how-imagination-challenges-a-psychopath-in-pans-labyrinth
Read MoreSummons to Berlin Author’s Note
I’m currently preparing myself for a couple of talks which are bringing me back to the text of my book. Re-reading the Author’s Note, I’m struck by this line: Unfortunately, when you read this, I have no doubt we will still be facing a “firehose of falsehood” from various directions. May we have the strength…
Read MoreÄsthetik & Kommunikation Issue 194/195
Ästhetik & Kommunikation published a piece I wrote last year about the film The Apprentice just before the election, about the relationship between Donald Trump and his mentor, Roy Cohn. The full article is pictured here. For more on Ästhetik & Kommunikation visit: https://aesthetikundkommunikation.de/
Read MorePsychology Today: Courage, Patriotism, and Bravery in Two Important Films
My most recent blog post on Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/breaking-down-the-walls/202502/courage-patriotism-and-bravery-in-two-important-films
Read MoreFebruary 27, 2025 Show with Dr. Joanne Intrator
https://media.artistfirst.com/ArtistFirst_Crime_Beat_2025-02-27_Joan_Intrator.mp3
Read MoreKTA Books and More Talk author Joanne Intrator and Summons to Berlin
The book talk I shared with The Kindertransport Association has been posted on their website and is linked below. Please consider joining KTA and supporting their mission: – To Connect those individuals who, many years ago, were directly involved in the Kindertransports and who have since emigrated to North America, and their families and descendants.…
Read MoreDo The Thing Your Most Afraid Of
My latest essay published on Women Writers, Women’s Books is about the emotional difficulty I had returning to Berlin after I wrote Summons To Berlin. You can find the whole piece here: https://booksbywomen.org/do-the-thing-you-are-most-afraid-of/
Read MoreGerhard Marcks’ Der Rufer (The Crier)
The first time I encountered Der Rufer (The Crier in English) was in the sculpture garden of the Käthe Kollwitz Museum in Berlin. I was in Berlin for the first time in years to meet with lawyers about my family’s building and seeking restitution. I was drawn to it because it seemed to embody a…
Read MorePsychology Today: ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’: A Projective Screen
My most recent blog post on Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/breaking-down-the-walls/202407/invasion-of-the-body-snatchers-a-projective-screen
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