Visible Ink, a one-on-one writing program for patients at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, offers opportunities for self-expression, stress reduction, personal growth, and individual success at a time when many participants face the considerable challenge of a serious illness.
Tracks
- Introduction by Robert Osborne
- Karen Ramos’ story “Little Miracles”
- Theodore Hirsch’s story “Brainstorm
- Karin Diamond’s story “The Guru in the Elevator”
- Chanreaksmey Hong Winslow's story “Mak and the Courage to Live” and Leandra Navetta’s story “Letter to Lucy”
- Najla’s poem “I Wasn’t ‘Til”
- Visible Ink 2009 – 2012 Video Retrospective
- June Brophy-Kachejian’s story “Nuns, Nightmares and Chocolate Milk”
- Sebastian Gillen’s story “Prom Night”
- Lisa A. DiMaggio D’Ottavio’s story “The Year of Bon Jovi”
- Mark Jason Williams’s play “Recovery: Scene One - The Transfusion”
- Mark Jason Williams’s play “Recovery: Scene Two – Bob & Amy”
- Barbara Douglas Schacter’s poem “The Seagull”
- Michael Solomon’s story “Marine Oncology”
- MariElena Granger’s story “Vicks”
- Kathleen Emmets’ story “Dressing for Chemo”
- Mary Shannon Little’s story “Lucky One”
- Susan Jeremy’s story “Wisdom from My Fred Astaire”
- Robert Osborne’s Post-reading Remarks and Introduction to the Finale
- Finale “I sing the Body Electric”
- Closing Remarks: Judith Kelman and Greg Kachejian
