Articles by Andrew Solomon:

The father of the Sandy Hook killer searches for answers.

One man’s journey to Senegal to investigate a tribal cure for depression.

This border policy is not only unfair to visitors, but also constitutes an affront to the millions of Americans who are grappling with mental-health challenges.

The story coming out of D.C. is of a man at war with himself and with the world around him, and unfortunately that latter war carried the day.

Review of “Cracked,” by James Davies, and “Our Necessary Shadow,” by Tom Burns.

Review of “Sticks and Stones,” by Emily Bazelon.

If we want to stem violence, we need to begin by stemming despair.

To allow her to die as she wished, we had to lie, and cheat, and break the law, and that behavior was antithetical to the way we had and have lived.

The world with Terry was a world full of other people; the world without Terry is a world from which he alone seems to be missing.

The depressed person often recognizes that it is ludicrous to feel so disabled by the ordinary business of quotidian life.