Jamey Hecht
Jamey Hecht, PhD (Brandeis University, 1994), PsyD (New Center for Psychoanalysis, 2019), LMFT is the author of Dodo Feathers: Poems 1989 - 2019 (IPBooks, 2019); Plato's Symposium: Eros and the Human Predicament (Twayne, 1999); Bloom's How To Write About Homer (Infobase, 2011); a translation, Sophocles Three Theban Plays (Wordsworth Editions, 2004); and a collection of elegies for President Kennedy called Limousine, Midnight Blue: Fifty Frames from the Zapruder Film (Red Hen Press, 2009). His poetry, fiction, criticism and scholarship have appeared in some 30 publications including Arion, Black Warrior Review, Tikkun, ELH, Free Inquiry, and American Short Fiction. http://www.drjameyhecht.com
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“God is logic's corpse, a wound in reason, grammar's empty skin. (1998)It is as obvious to my left brain that there is no God, as it is obvious to my right brain that the living God is all there is. (2018)”