Author and speaker Karen Kataline received her master's degree from Columbia University and has practiced in a variety of non-profit and corporate settings. She has been an assertiveness trainer and public speaking coach for a Manhattan communications firm and has taught communications and public speaking at the New School for Social Research, Parsons School of Design in New York, New Jersey's Montclair State College, and Fairleigh Dickenson University, among others. She also lends her operatic voice to a variety of fundraisers and community events. Fatlash! is her first book. Praise for FATLASH! "A brave story of how Karen moved past being a prized show-pony living her mother's dreams and having been sexualized at an early age." -Nita W. LaFontaine, the first Miss Louisiana who was black; author, Finding My Voice: Living with the Loss of Don LaFontaine "Informative, funny, and personal . . . Do yourself a favor and get this book. It might lead you to make a new friend-your own body." -Laurelee Roark, cofounder, Beyond Hunger "Karen puts a human face on food restriction and gives a powerful example of what not to do." -Bernard J. Baars, PhD, coauthor, Cognition, Brain, and Consciousness, 2nd Ed. "Fatlash! is a beautifully written, witty, and boldly personal perspective." -Julie Gunlock, senior fellow, Independent Women's Forum "Reads like fiction . . . Highly recommended." -Tamara Pryor, PhD, and Christina N. Bokenkamp, LPC, Eating Disorder Center of Denver "Karen's story sheds new light on an area which is in tremendous need of greater understanding." -Marilyn Van Derbur Atler, author, Miss America by Day
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