Reading List
For those who may want to take a look at some of the reading that contributes to my writing.
**Note: I reference back to this list in my writing by using notations that I’ve placed at the end of each citation below. For books, I’ve called “A Man’s Guide To A Civilized Divorce” B1. I call the other books B2, B3 and so on. In the blog when I’m referencing Margulies, I call it (Margulies, B1 Pg. #). I reference journal articles and websites in the same way.
BOOKS
- Margulies, Sam. “A Man’s Guide To A Civilized Divorce.” (B1)
- Simon, Sidney B and Suzanne. “Forgiveness. How to Make Peace with Your Past and Get on With Life.” (B2)
- Eggerichs, Emerson. “Love and Respect.” (B3)
- Mountain Dreamer, Oriah. “The Invitation.” (B4)
- Mountain Dreamer, Oriah. “The Dance.” (B5)
- Hetherington, E. Mavis and Kelly, John. “For Better or For Worse, Divorce Reconsidered.” (B6)
- Legato, Marianne. “Why Men Never Remember and Women Never Forget.” (B7)
- Behrendt, Greg and Luccillo, Liz. “He’s Just Not That Into You.” (B8)
- Grey, John. “Venus and Mars on a Date.” (B9)
- Scott, Susan. “Fierce Conversations.” (B10)
- Wiener-Davis, Michele. “Divorce Busting.” (B11)
- Wiener-Davis, Michele. “The Divorce Remedy.” (B12)
ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS
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Crane, D. Russell, Soderquist, Jean N, and Gardner, Michael D. “Gender Differences In Cognitive and Behaviorial Steps Toward Divorce.” The American Journal of Family Therapy, Vol. 23, No. 2, 1995 99-105. (A1)
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Montenegro, Xenia. “The Divorce Experience: A Study of Divorce At Midlife and Beyond.” (A2)
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Wilson, Robin F. “Keeping Women in Business (and Family).” (A3)
WEBSITES AND ONLINE RESOURCES
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Popenoe, David. “Debunking Divorce Myths“. Discovery Health Website (W1)
