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D'AMATO, BARBARA, is on the faculty and is director of the extension division of the Center for Mode111 Psychoanalytic Studies (CMPS) and the New York Graduate School of Psychoanalysis (NYGSP). She has written extensively about unconscious motivations of fictional characters as they resonate with the authors who create them. She is in private practice as a psychoanalyst in New York City and in Brooklyn.
GINACH, RONI, MA, is cmTently living in Los Angeles. She completed a master's degree in psychoanalysis at NYGSP in December of 2013. Her thesis, an edited version of which is published in this issue, received both the 2014 Gradiva A ward for best student paper and the Rose McAloon A ward for excellence in a master's thesis. Ms. Ginach, an mi historian and mi researcher, has published miicles and reviews in a variety of platforms across the United States, Europe and Australia, most recently in Hyperallergic and in ART2 l Magazine.
KELLY, NANCY W., Ph.D., LCSW is in private practice in Austin, Texas, as a psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist. She holds a doctorate in modern philosophy from Stanford. She has trained extensively in modem psychoanalytic group work and has recently joined the faculty at The Center for Group Studies in New York. Dr. Kelly also serves currently on the board of directors of the American Group Psychotherapy Association.