a follow-up to this summer’s scathing bestseller about her uncle, “Too Much and Never Enough, How My Family Created The World’s Most Dangerous Man.”Her new book, “The Reckoning,” from publisher St.
Martin’s Press won't be out until next July. It will trace what she says is America’s collective trauma from its founding on the backs of enslaved Africans to the burgeoning economic and mental health impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.America is “looking down the barrel of an explosion of psychological disorders" from the “trauma of living in a country in which the pandemic didn’t just strike, but it was completely mishandled,” Mary Trump told the AP.With a doctorate in clinical psychology, she argues that the U.S.