Cops, Dumpster Diving and Mental Illness
A tough New York City cop gets a small, fluffy dog; a college student tries dumpster diving; a Brooklyn mom has to deviate from her birth plan; and a surfer contends with his wife’s deep depression.
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Steve and Griff.
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Griff enjoying the sun. All photos courtesy of Steve Osborne.
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Photo courtesy of Elise Hunter.
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The first picture of Amy and her second daughter.
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Amy and her family in Summer 2013. All photos courtesy of Amy Brill.
You can find out more about Amy’s work at www.amybrill.com, and her new book, The Movement of Stars is available from
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Mark, Giulia, and their dog. Photo courtesy of Mark Lukach.
If you’d like watch the trailer for Mark’s memoir, please visit MarkLukach.com. His book, My Lovely Wife in the Psych Ward: A Memoir will be published by Harper Wave in May, 2017.