Description: Intimate Terrorism is a profound and beautifully written exploration of love and power that draws from psychology, literature, popular culture, current events, and the author's own therapeutic practice to examine the contemporary crisis of intimacy--and suggest what we all might do about it. "Extraordinarily well written popular psychology . . . . A probing account of contemporary pain".--Kirkus Reviews.
Brief description: Michael Vincent Miller, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He lectures widely on his ideas about contemporary love and intimacy.
Review Quotes: A witty, ironic, poetic, deeply intelligent and iconoclastic book about love . . . serious, wise and ultimately hopeful.--Carol Gilligan