Margaret Hawkins teaches writing at the School of the Art Institute
of Chicago and was an art critic for the Chicago SunTimes for more
than two decades. She is also a Chicago correspondent for ARTnews.
Her essays have appeared in a variety of national publications. Her
debut novel, A Year of Cats and Dogs, published last year to strong
reviews and her new novel, How to Survive a Natural Disaster,
publishes this fall.
Carolyn S. Spiro, MD is a coauthor of Divided Minds.
"I was up all night reading After Schizophrenia. In writing this compelling and beautifully written book, Margaret Hawkins joins pioneers in truth, like John Nash of A Beautiful Mind, by opening another door on this strangely dark place and allowing the light of experience to shed understanding and compassion. After Schizophrenia gives hope to all. I loved this book and thank Margaret Hawkins for having the courage to write it, her family for living through it."--Judy Collins, singer, songwriter, and social activist
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