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Sabine Heinlein

Sabine Heinlein is the author of the IPPY Gold Award-winning narrative nonfiction book Among Murderers: Life After Prison and the ebook The Orphan Zoo: Rise and Fall of the Farm at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center. She is a recipient of the Pushcart Prize.

Black, Jewish, and Adopted
What’s gained and lost in ‘cultural identity’ and religion when families decide to adopt across race lines
bySabine Heinlein
A Photographer in the City: Garry Winogrand’s New Metropolitan Ironies
The Met’s dazzling retrospective declares: ‘It’s all a matter of how much freedom you can stand.’
bySabine Heinlein
The Jewish Museum Trivializes the Jewish Giant
Curators turn Diane Arbus’ iconic photograph of Eddie Carmel at home into a stereotype
bySabine Heinlein
Ultra-Orthodox Parents of Children With Mental Illness Face Lonely Struggles
When one teen began bingeing and purging, there were places she could go, but her mother felt she had nowhere to turn
bySabine Heinlein
The Other Arbus
Photographer Diane Arbus was an accomplished artist and a troubled person. Two recent books disagree on the extent to which one led to the other.
bySabine Heinlein
Pride and Prejudice
Growing up in Germany, I was raised to be unpatriotic. But in multicultural New York City, where everyone loves a parade, ethnic celebration can also carry undercurrents of hatred.
bySabine Heinlein

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