At Home in the World

The memoir delves into the complexities of growing up with intellectually gifted yet flawed parents, capturing the emotional landscape of heartbreak and triumph. It recounts the author's brief romance with J.D. Salinger at 18, a challenging marriage, and her journey of self-reconstruction in mid-life. By blending personal experiences with reflections on relationships and identity, the narrative offers an intimate look at resilience and the pursuit of fulfillment.