About William Todd Schultz

This is my blog–or, one of them.  There’s another I contribute to pretty sporadically at Psychology Today magazine (click here).  I’m a college professor and a writer.  I teach at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon.  And I write psychological profiles, or interpretations, of artists.  In June, 2010, I finished two books:  one about Truman Capote (Oxford University Press; “Tiny Terror:  Why Truman Capote Almost Wrote Answered Prayers“), and one about the photographer Diane Arbus (Bloomsbury; “An Emergency in Slow Motion: The Inner Life of Diane Arbus“).  Both are out now. Next project:  Elliott Smith biography (Bloomsbury). Title: TORMENT SAINT: THE LIFE OF ELLIOTT SMITH.  (Author photo:  JJ Gonson).

For questions, you can write me at this email address:  schultzt@pacificu.edu. Or call:  503-352-1544. Or tweet.