A lifetime relationship with sugar and alcohol fraught with fear and distress, is–at last–quieted.

From California to New York; familial dysfunction and suicide; Lee Strasberg, the edge of Broadway success, and–at last–noted celebrity biographer.

A fifty-year-old widow is introduced to a young Italian.

A writer befriends his eccentric neighbor.

Love, obsession, and the artist’s mentor-husband; the photographer, Alfred Stieglitz.

A girl coming of age in a 1930s Kentucky mining town, is confronted with family secrets.

Poems–now with text and notes—that were written, frantically, after Ted Hughes abandoned her for another woman.

Growing up with a violent, alcoholic father, and its consequences–to the actress and her family.

A 1949 foretelling of Big Brother and doom.

Life With Elizabeth, Password, Mary Tyler Moore, and The Golden Girls. The actress’s 1987 memoir.

A biography about the peripatetic author of The Call of the Wild and White Fang.

A beautiful woman is kidnapped by a man from outer space; the author’s debut 1956 novel; published posthumously in 1979.