Short Take: Slow Dancing with a Stranger – Meryl Comer
There are any number of good “dementia memoirs” at this point. Slow Dancing with a Stranger is a sometimes poignant often startling addition to the collection. What sets it apart is its ambition to engage readers in a vitally necessary policy discussion over what is likely to become a crippling public health crisis in the U.S.
Coverage in the NYT’s “Science” section and hour on the Diane Rehm on 8/25/14 could make this book pop in the Indie market. And the author is donating 100% of the proceeds to Alzheimer’s research. I think it’s worth having out on display.
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