“Of Science & Art”
Featured in Psychology Today
This story is a delightful read at nearly any age as it provokes memories for some and lets others know they are wearing similar shoes. It is delightful, witty and a shining pathway to bring us all home to a level play ground, or in Joan’s case the opportunity equalizer of a swim.
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Nin Andrews has interviewed me for CavanKerry’s blog. You can find it here:
Part 1: Nin Andrews Interviews Joan Cusack Handler
Part 2: Nin Andrews Interviews Joan Cusack Handler
Sunday evening was magical—(le) poisson rouge gallery bar was bursting with good friends, applause, and copies of Confessions everywhere. Thanks to Donna, my assistant, her husband Steve, and my sister Catherine (the same Catherine Joan so admired as a girl), the room was filled with tulips and … and...
I had the good fortune on Monday night to attend Judi Hannan’s splendid reading from her powerful memoir, Motherhood Exaggerated, at (le) poisson rouge on Bleecker St in NY. It was unusual for a literary event in that it also included music performance. Judi was joined by cellist, Sebastian Baverstam,...
And so…Confessions has made her way into the world. In fact, I hold her in my hands this very moment. And as any quelling Mom would say of her newborn, she is beautiful; I am so happy and proud.
Seeing one’s work in print is magical for a writer. Until the point of publication, the words are just black...
Confessions of Joan the Tall
By Joan Cusack Handler
Channeling the indelible voice of her 11-and-three-quarters year-old self, poet and psychologist Joan Cusack Handler travels back to her Irish-Catholic Bronx childhood, circa 1954, in her candid, poignant, and witty new memoir, CONFESSIONS OF JOAN...
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