The Curtain

As the pandemic was beginning, I started a blog. When blog post drafts starting piling up, I realized something: this material might fit best into a book. And so it began…

In a world brimming with information about self-love, this book digs into a different and complex area of our humanity: maybe we aren’t just needing to love one self, but rather our many selves that come to the stage in the inevitable drama of our life.

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  • “This is great book for anyone wondering about why they are the way they are...why we're anxious in social situations, why we feel on top of the world in others, why we thought about swiping that candy bar in that moment...we make sense, but it can be hard to get to a place of acceptance and understanding of why we make sense. Brian's book is easy to grasp, funny, and calls us all to embrace ALL of who we are with love.”

    -Amazon Review

  • “Loved the path to understanding the most repressed parts of our self. Navigating this less traveled road was a treat. I’ve gained insight from Brian’s personal experiences that he uses to relate and teach these precious gems.”

    -Amazon Review

  • It’s rare to find those treasured books that can teach you something that feels pivotal to how you look at life and yourself, AND it’s fun to read. This is one of those ones. The way the author teaches about multiplicity is incredibly approachable, leaving me looking through my life and my relationships with a more clear lens.

    -Reader

“Being multiple is normal, and loving ourselves starts with recognizing all of who we are, which often coincides with being recognized and loved by others for all of who we are”.