Don't Look Now: Things We Wish We Hadn't Seen

A journey into the collective psyche, this book explores those haunting moments we can’t shake off, even if we wish we could. Kristen Iversen and David Lazar take readers through a maze of memories—some enlightening, others jarring—that stick with us long after the experience is over.

Through skillful storytelling, they invite readers to reflect on their own pasts, urging them to confront the uncomfortable and the exhilarating. With warmth and humor, the authors dig deep into the intricacies of memory, challenging the notion that forgetting is always a blessing.

Layered with personal anecdotes and insightful observations, this work captures the essence of human experience: the moments we’d rather avert our eyes from offer some of the richest glimpses into who we are.