\In July 1950, Alexander “Doc” Boysen, a captain in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, became a prisoner of war in Korea. He was held in brutal conditions for 38 months and 12 days. He became known as one of the … Continue reading
How exciting that Julie Barton‘s wonderful memoir Dog Medicine, which shows how animal therapy can aid depression, has been picked up by Pan Macmillan for England distribution. Read the announcement here. The book is also coming out in Korea, Holland, … Continue reading
What a delight to open the new issue of the prestigious literary journal Rain Taxi and find such a strong review of Julie Barton’s memoir Dog Medicine. Here’s an excerpt: To recount her struggle with mental illness, Julie Barton stitches … Continue reading