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Rewriting the Story of What It Means to Grow Older

What if the most limiting beliefs about aging aren’t biological — but cultural? What if the narrative of slowing down, shrinking ambition and quietly stepping aside simply isn’t true? In The Myth of Aging: A Prescription for Emotional and Physical Well-Being, Beverly Hills psychiatrist Arnold Gilberg, MD — writing with…
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February 13, 2026
Nonfiction

The Fight Before the Fight: When Eating Disorders Hide in Plain Sight

Eating disorders have the second-highest mortality rate of any psychiatric illness, second only to opioid addiction. Yet despite their severity, they remain dangerously misunderstood — often associated with teenage girls, fashion culture or vanity. In reality, eating disorders affect people of every gender, age and background. An estimated 10 million…
BookTrib
February 23, 2026
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13 Memoirs that Inspire Fiction

Real life is unhinged. That’s why I love memoirs. Half the time you’re reading one and thinking, this can’t be real—and yet, here we are. When a memoir is done right—written to entertain—it becomes pure storytelling, empowered by authentic emotion. My new novel, Tiny Little Earthquakes, is based on my…
Hays Blinckmann
February 20, 2026
Nonfiction

What Could Possibly Happen in 100 Days?

When did it become normal for weapons of mass destruction to loom over conversations between nations? Why do Presidential candidates disagree so strongly on the environment and the rights of disadvantaged people? Harlan Lebo provides some answers to these questions in his book 100 Days: How Four Events in 1969…
Garrett Sweitzer
July 3, 2019