Issue 117 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 5Diane SwirskyBig Pain: Björk and Lars Von Trier's Dancer in the Darkp. 10Adam BlumLove and its Subversions in Verdi's Otello and Aidap. 25Lee RatherFurther Thoughts on Lying and Pretending: A Response to Mary Target's “Some Thoughts on Lying and Pretending”p. 37Jed SekoffA Discussion of Mary Target's “Is Our Sexuality Our Own?”p. 44Laurie GoldsmithConversations with Cliniciansp. 58Nathan Adler & Daniel BenvenistePoetryConversep. 77Candis CousinsFor Joseph and Sylviep. 78Eliot SchainSerendipityp. 79Jane ChristmasReviews: Book Review EssayAfter the Firestorm Susan Kolodny Woodstock, New York: Mayapple Press, 2011; 57 pp.p. 81Candis CousinsOn Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan New York: Nan A. Talese/Doubleday, 2007, 203 pp.p. 88Claire KahaneThe Fifth Principle by Paul Williams D.P.M. London: Karnac, 2010, 127 pp.p. 101Catherine McKenzieThe Twilight Saga — Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer New York: Little, Brown, 2005-2008, 2446 pp.p. 108Alexandra GuhdeReviews: Film Review EssayMildred Pierce directed by Todd Haynes based on the novel by James Cain HBO, Parts I—V, 2011, 300 min.p. 116Laurel SamuelsA Single Man directed by Tom Ford The Weinstein Company, 2009, 99 min. A Serious Man directed by Joel David Coen and Ethan Jesse Coen Focus Features, 2009, 106 min.p. 127Diane BordenContributorsp. 134
Issue 225 articlesFrom the Editorp. 1Alan KublerPresident's Reportp. 7Diane SwirskyHow was it for You? Attachment, Mirroring and the Psychotherapeutic Process with Couples Presenting Sexual Problemsp. 9Christopher ClulowA Discussion of Christopher Clulow's “How was it for You?”: Is Sex Always Too Much?p. 29Leora BenioffThe Inscribed Clinician: Anonymity and Exposure in Postmodern Psychotherapy