Perspectives
Individuation Stories of Change by Gilda Frantz
About the Artist: Michelle Kingdom by Nancy Mozur
Articles
Death and Birth: An Initiation into Midlife by Anja Stadelmann Wright
Immigration as a Vessel for Transformation by Isabelle M. DeArmond
Acknowledging the Archetypal Elements of Grief by Barbara B. Sadak & Lee Weiser
The Worker-Priest Archetype by Joseph Rutte
Reflections on the Psychological Aspects of Moby-Dick by Richard A. Burnham
The Child Thought Long Dead Sings through Dylan Thomas in “Poem in October” by M. Ann Reed
My Name Is Emeritus by Robert Henderson
Poetry
Lucille Lang Day, Featured Poet: Poetry Came First by Naomi Lowinsky
Lost Languages by Lucille Lang Day
Red Rock Canyon by Lucille Lang Day
Corpse Flower by Lucille Lang Day
It Happens by Lucille Lang Day
Beauty and the Boy by Lucille Lang Day
I Am Amazed by Lucille Lang Day
Book Reviews
Analytical Psychology in Exile: The Correspondence of C. G. Jung and Erich Neumann. (2015). Edited by Martin Liebscher. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. Reviewed by Aryeh Maidenbaum
Film Reviews
Paterson: Where the Poet Becomes a City (2016).Written and directed by Jim Jarmusch. Reviewed by Dennis Patrick Slattery
