This author delves into complex human relationships and moral dilemmas, often setting his narratives against the backdrop of historical events. His style is renowned for its psychological depth and detailed character portrayals. He explores themes such as memory, guilt, and the search for identity. Readers appreciate his ability to penetrate the human psyche while crafting compelling storytelling.
Originally published in 2009 by Kunati Inc., "The Short Course in Beer" offers a concise exploration of beer, its brewing process, and tasting techniques. The previous edition was released in 2012, making it a valuable resource for beer enthusiasts and novices alike.
With nearly forty years of experience, the author offers an insightful exploration of family therapy's evolution, drawing from her interactions with influential figures in the field. Her deep understanding is complemented by a clear-eyed perspective that often incorporates wry humor, making the history of family therapy both engaging and enlightening.