Click here to Read: Primo Levi on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: Understanding Primo Levi, Auschwitz survivor: The Italian writer bore witness to the Holocaust and strived to be understood the rest of his life by Alessandra Bastagli on the Aljazeera website on January 27, 2015.

Click Here to Read: Primo Levi’s Last Moments by Diego Gambetta in the Boston Review on June 01, 1999. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Primo Levi

Click Here to Read:  Vasily Grossman on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: Vasily Grossman on the New York Review of Books website.

Click Here to Read: Vasily Grossman: Loser, Saint by Sam Sacks in The New Yorker on June 25, 2013.

Click Here to Read: Life and Fate by Vasily GrossmanL Vasily Grossman’s novel is one of the great narratives of battle, a moral monument, a Continue reading Writers Wednesday: Vasily Grossman

Click Here to Read: Jane Austen on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: Jane’s World By Martin Amis in The New Yorker in the January 8, 1996 Issue.

Click Here to Read: Emma as a Masquerade: Womanliness and Power in Jane Austen’s Emma by Todd Hoffman in the Psychoanalysis & La Femme Journal in the January 201o issue.

Click Here to Read: Game Theory: Jane Austen Had It First By Jennifer Schuessler in The New York Times on April 22, 2013.

Continue reading Writers Wednesday: Jane Austen

Click Here to Read: Virginia Woolf on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read:  The Unsaid: the Silence of Virginia Woolf By Hisham Matar in The Yorker on November 10, 2014.

Click Here to Read: Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf ebook on the Adelaide.edu website.

Click Here to Read:  Virginia Woolf meets Sigmund Freud on the Charleston website, Canvas Issue 18.

Click Here to Read:  Virginia Woolf and Psychology By Krista Chouinard on the Psychoanalysis and Modern Culture website. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Virginia Woolf

Click Here to Read:  H.D. on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: H. D. 1886–1961 on the Poetry Foundation website.

Click Here to Read: H. D. and Freud, the Poet and the Professor Nancy Kuhl on the Psyche & Muse: Creative Entanglements with the Science of the Soul website.

Click Here to Read:  Hilda Doolittle and Creativity: Freud’s Gift by Arlene Kramer Richards on this website.

Click Here to Read: Robert Musil on Wikipdia.

Click Here to Read: Exhuming Robert Musil: A Fresh Look at The Man Without Qualities by Ted Gioia on the Great Books Website.

Click Here to Read:  Nowhere man: Continuing her series on the novel, Jane Smiley discusses The Man without Qualities by Robert Musil, who, she says, is long overdue a revival by Jane Smiley in The Guardian on June 16, 2006.

Click Here to Read:  Robert Edler von Musil (1880-1942) on the Books and Writes website.

Click Here to Read:  Samuel Beckett on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: The Letters and Poems of Samuel Beckett By Paul Muldoon in the New York Times on December 12, 2014.

Click Here to Read: Beckett and Bion: The (Im)Patient Voice in Psychotherapy and Literature by Ian Miller and Kay Souter on the Karnac Books website.

Click Here to Read:  A Psychoanalytic Reading of Vladimir and Estragon in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot by Högskolan Dalarna on the Diva-portal.org website.

Click Here to Read:  James Joyce on the Wikipedia website.

Click Here to Read: James Joyce Biography Author (1882–1941) on the bio. website.

Click Here to View: James Joyce reading from “Finnegans Wake” on this website.

Click Here to View: This Is What It Was Like to Go to James Joyce’s Birthday Party And have him chat with you about his favorite novels on this website. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: James Joyce

Click Here to Read: Proust and the Love of Longing by Arlene Kramer Richards and Lucille Spira on this website.

Click Here to Read:  Citizen Proust: On Politics and Race by Barbara Probst Solomon on this website.

Click Here to Read: MIT neuroscientists explain ‘Proustian effect’ of small details attached to big memories on this website.