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Lucy Daniels is a writer and clinical psychologist in private practice in Raleigh, North Carolina. Daniels wrote her first novel, Caleb My Son (1956) while hospitalized with anorexia nervosa. A best seller published in several countries, it earned her a Guggenheim fellowship—at 22, she was the youngest recipient—that supported the writing of her second novel, High on a Hill (1961) about life in a mental hospital. But after that Daniels stopped writing. Instead, she raised her four children, went to college, and became a clinical psychologist. Only then did she receive, through psychoanalysis, the assistance she had needed for more than 25 years. This resulted in her memoir, With a Woman’s Voice (2002) and her first novel in over 40 years, The Eyes of the Father (2005) and a chronicle of her Continue reading Lucy Daniels, Writer and Psychoanalyst
Click Here to Read: Review of The Year of Durocher by Theodore Jacobs, Reviewed by Lawrence Levenson.
This article originally appeared as Levenson, Lawrence (2014). Review of The Year of Durcoher by Theodore Jacobs. ,Journal of the American Pychoanalytic Association 62: 359-363 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.
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