by Binnie Klein, M.S.W., lecturer in psychiatry (State University of New York Press) The author offers a series of memories and insights from an unlikely contender. Klein’s unexpected midlife fascination with boxing takes her beyond the ring, leading her back to her roots and to a surprising chapter of the Jewish immigrant experience. Klein shows us that if we turn over the “weird stones” on our path—the ones we usually ignore—we may find ourselves on a remarkable and revitalizing journey.
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