Stranger yet, though, is the portrait used to illustrate the interview: Madoff Mack, smiling huge, in a grieving-widow-chic outfit strategically cut to her accentuate her Pilates body. If you find that impulse odd, Madoff Mack tells The New York Times Magazine that she's what you call "an instrumental griever" - "instrumental" in this instance meaning "capitalizing on a scandal that ruined thousands of lives by writing a memoir that features a wedding photo on its cover that nudges my dead husband halfway off the dust jacket." ( First sentence: "Every night before going to sleep, I put a fresh towel down on my side of the bed, knowing it will be drenched with perspiration by the time I bolt awake, precisely and without fail, at 3:51 in the morning." Imagine the audiobook, voiced by the author, lulling you to sleep!) The End of Normal
Stephanie Madoff Mack, widow of Bernie Madoff's son Mark, has written a book - The End of Normal: A Wife's Anguish, A Widow's New Life - about losing a husband to suicide after he played a central and implicit role in the biggest financial fraud in history.
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