Len Prazych is a memoirist, storyteller and lifelong writer whose work blends emotional honesty with deep psychological insight.

His writing in My fathers: Letter of Healing on a Quest for the truth reflects a man unafraid to explore the hardest parts of his past in order to illuminate the path towards healing.

For most of his adult life, Len has worked as a writer, editor and communicator – from publishing to public relations to running his own creative agency.

He earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Skidmore college, later returning to pursue a masters degree in psychology of narrative where he explored the healing power of storytelling.

Born in Jersey City and raised in Bayonne, New Jersey, Len now lives in update New York, where he continues to write, speak, and inspire through his work.

My Fathers Letters of Healing On a Quest for the Truth

A Moving Memoir for Survivors of Trauma and Sexual Abuse

In his memoir, Len Prazych tells a poignant “coming of age” tale and his quest for the truth about what really happened on a hot August night in 1970 in Bayonne, New Jersey. At the heart of “My Fathers: Letters of Healing on a Quest for the Truth” is a 11-year-old boy’s attempt to understand his biological father as well as the priest who abused him. The book, which consists of a series of letters to his deceased father, touches readers as they join Len on his journey if healing and forgiveness, which will resonate with anyone who has dealt with complicated and confusing family relationships.