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All the articles, book chapters, reviews, and so on listed below are relatively old writings. My newest work--on Diane Arbus, Sylvia Plath, and the prototypical scene--can be found in the book I edited for Oxford University Press, Handbook of Psychobiography. What I'm working on presently is a full-length psychobiography of the photographer Diane Arbus, which expands on and adds to my chapter on Arbus in the Handbook. I've also just finished an essay on Jack Kerouac.

The publications below are in alphabetical order by title.

read	An 'Orpheus Complex' in Two Writers-of-Loss Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Biography: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly, 1996.
read	De Profundis: Prison as Turning Point in Oscar Wilde's Life Story Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Narrative Studies of Lives in Transition, 2001.
read	Finding Fate's Father: Some Life-History Influences on Roald Dahl's Charlie & the Chocolate Factory Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Biography: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly, 1998.
read	Freud Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: The Encyclopedia of Life-Writing, 2001.
read	Inside the Heads of the Rich and Famous Author: Lauren Aaronson Published in: Psychology Today, 2005
read	Off-Stage Voices in James Agee's Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Reportage as Covert Autobiography Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: American Imago, 1999.
coming soon	A Psychobiographer Trained Among Academic Psychologists Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Clio's Psyche: A Psychohistorical Forum, 1997.
read	Psychobiography and the Study of Lives: Interview with William McKinley Runyan Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Clio's Psyche: A Psychohistorical Forum, 2001.
read	Psychology and Life-Writing Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: The Encyclopedia of Life-Writing, 2001.
read	Review of Arnold Ludwig's How Do We Know Who We Are? A Biography of the Self Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Biography, 1999.
read	Review of M. Conway's Recovered Memory, False Memory Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Imagination, Cognition, and Personality, 1999-2000.
read	The Prototypical Scene: A Method for Generating Psychobiographical Hypotheses Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Up Close and Personal: Teaching and Learning Narrative Research, 2002.
read	The Riddle That Doesn't Exist: Ludwig Wittgenstein's Transmogrification of Death. Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Psychoanalytic Review, 1998.
read	Todd Schultz Question and Answer with Pacific Magazine Author: William Todd Schultz Published in: Pacific Magazine, Winter 2003.
read	Why Did Truman Capote Write Answered Prayers? Author: William Todd Schultz Unpublished: Manuscript under review.