Sally Koslow is the author of The Real Mrs. Tobias and several other novels, including the international bestseller The Late, Lamented Molly Marx, as well as the nonfiction book Slouching Toward Adulthood. Formerly editor-in-chief of McCall’s, she has taught writing at Sarah Lawrence College and the JCC of Manhattan. Her essays and articles have been featured in The New York Times, O, and Real Simple. Sally is a frequent speaker at universities and literary events, including the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society’s conference in France. She lives in New York City, but still proudly calls Fargo, North Dakota her hometown. Sally is a University of Wisconsin–Madison alum, wife, and mother of two sons.
Why the idea of falling is always on my mind.
This New Yorker must now journey to Europe to see my closest family.
Also, here's how to avoid the not-so-great friends.
She may not be who you think she is.
