In My Father’s ALS, I describe some the disputes between my parents as they faced the relentless paralysis of ALS. Mom did a terrific job as a caretaker for my father, when he could do less and less.

Last week Ken spoke about his new book at Bird and Beckett Books and Records.

With ALS, I saw my parents at their best and at their worst. From My Father’s ALS, here is one of the best.

One of the great pleasures of publishing a book is speaking with readers about what you have written.

During my father’s ALS, there were moments when our family seemed happier than ever. One evening we all gravitated to the den…

Dad told me he didn’t want to be remembered only with ALS, so compromised and dependent at the end of his life. He thought I might write a book about our lives with ALS.

My new book, My Father’s ALS: A Son’s Healing Journey, is a huge contrast with my previous book published 31 years ago.

When I was working on my first book, Joe Rapoport: the Life of a Jewish Radical, I once read my father a story from Joe’s defiant youth.

I’m imagining a fabulous publication party for my new book, My Father’s ALS: A Son’s Healing Journey.

Publication of My Father’s ALS: a Son’s Healing Journey is right around the corner — August 19! But first, it needs a cover…

My new book will be published August 19, 2024, the day before my eightieth birthday. The title: My Father’s ALS: a Son’s Healing Journey.