Stories on the Couch
Novelist. Graphic novelist. Former Vertigo/DC Comics editor. Wrangler of badly behaved dogs.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 23 days ago |
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Close Encounters vs Disclosure Day
Yesterday, I was having lunch with my son and his new bride, my daughter and her childhood friend, my ex-husband and his girlfriend and my boyfriend. We were sitting at an Indian restaurant, and my ex’s girlfriend, whom I like very much, wa...
The 1980's Nighttime Soap, Revisited
We may be hip-deep in nineties minimalism right now, but wait a sec before you pluck your eyebrows into parentheses: There are at least two signs that the maximalist eighties are staging a comeback. I speak of the British-made TV series Riv...
Love Story's Literary Liberties
In FX’s Love Story, we see the love story of JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette unfold in all its sleek yet gritty coolness, knowing full well that the couple, like the decade, is doomed to come to a violent end. The age of glossy magazines, like...
The Naked Jungle, Revisited
Leon Botstein, president of Bard College, has a perfectly good explanation for his chumminess with Jeffrey Epstein. So does Professor Dan Ariely, author of Predictably Irrational. Neither of these stated reasons involves the appeal of extre...
Destination Weddings and the Unexpected
I’m about to go off to my son’s destination wedding, and I’ve been trying and failing to find a romance novel that hits just the right spot: Romantic suspense, a tropical setting and humor that doesn’t wink too hard at the reader.
I know,...
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