The notion that crime is best solved with more policing is an assumption that works in certain contexts—burglary, theft, gang activity, or organized crime—but it collapses when applied to domestic violence. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/why-law-e…

"There are novels that entertain, and then there are novels that unsettle, provoke, and linger. Michael Clark’s The Truth About You belongs firmly in the second category." Honored to have #TheTruthAboutYou featured by Long and Short Reviews. longandshortreviews.com/guest-blogs/th…

"The Truth About You is ... an eye-opening read, and in many ways it’s hard to read, but it’s worth the time." Thanks @momentslife101 for the wonderful review! sharinglifesmoments.com/the-truth-abou…

Appreciate Sara Trimble sharing a little about #TheTruthAboutYou and my guest blog post on her site: sarandipitys.com/the-truth-abou…

So grateful to have this conversation with Bill and to build this connection with him and his listeners. open.spotify.com/episode/0SiGDu…

Fun interview with Lisa Hazelton. Thanks for letting me talk about the inspiration behind writing #TheTruthAboutYou. lisahaselton.com/2025/09/26/int…

When people see someone act abusively toward a partner, the explanation feels obvious: They must be selfish. They must not care. They must like the control. However, what we think we know about another person’s motives is often miles from the truth. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/when-we-t…

I loved this Mitchell Tenpenny song and its title became the title for my book: #TheTruthAboutYou. backstagecountry.com/2025/10/22/mit…

Common Myths About Abuse That Keep Survivors in Denial | Psychology Today There are more myths, but this is a good start. psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/invisi…

TheTinMen What do I think? When governments, NHS, social services, police forces, criminal/family courts and the entire DA industry are infected with Duluth model dogma, whose underlying theory of abuse is incompatible with your findings, how is their view ever going to be change? It’s

#DomesticViolence organizations use all the right words to package the same old ineffective responses to DV. police1.com/investigations…

A Saved Turkey is Still a Turkey philcooke.com/a-saved-turkey…. And a domestic violence offender who is working hard and open to transformation will still screw up, for the same reason as Phil Cooke sites in his excellent post.

I'm looking forward to reading this book! Emily Galvin-Almanza is an author and authority we should listen to.

Great to see this well-researched and well-written article in a predominantly women's magazine. Great job !