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My editorial work with NPAP began in 1957, when Clem Staff added my name as Assistant to the Editors, to the masthead of their journal Psychoanalysis. From there, I moved slowly through the years until 1968, when I became Managing Editor of The Psychoanalytic Review, a position I held until 1976.
What I recall mainly from the very earliest years is my relationships with Clem Staff and with Marie Coleman Nelson, the very first editors of Psychoanalysis. Clem was my first supervisor at NPAP, but his tragic death, as the result of an aneurism in his leg, occurred in 1958.
Marie Nelson was the person mainly responsible for negotiating the merging of Psychoanalysis with The Psychoanalytic Review, and making it into one of the leading journals in its field that it is today.
When I started with the journal, there was no clerical assistance