Sublime

Wolfe had been an influential advocate in the 1970s

Consider Marilyn Monroe. All she needed was one good friend to say, “You are a great comic actress. Go do your thing. Don’t try to be Sarah Bernhardt. She’s dead. Be yourself at your best.” Unfortunately Marilyn didn’t have that friend to tell her.

Wolfe now moved into a new apartment at 865 First Avenue, just two blocks toward the East River from the Perkinses’ house.

The most prominent American child psychiatrist, Joseph Biederman of Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, considered the undisputed “inventor” of childhood bipolar disorder—which arguably triggered both the bipolar epidemic in children and their treatment with antipsychotics—had received over a million dollars in payments from

Then he and Scribner discussed a limited edition of William Butler Yeats’s works.

Lady Duff Twysden, a character right out of a very good English novel who had lost her way. Her look was original, her chic was original, and God knows her speech and her capacity for drink were all original.

After graduating, she moved to New York to join a training program for stockbrokers at Salomon Smith Barney.