Piper Weiss

Piper Weiss is an author and memoirist known for her debut book, You All Grow Up and Leave Me, published by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. Weiss's memoir explores her experiences as a teenage athlete in New York City, particularly her relationship with her tennis coach, Gary Wilensky, who was later revealed to be a child predator. The book delves into themes of manipulation, the complexities of adolescent relationships, and the psychological effects of trauma.

Weiss grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side and was a competitive tennis player during the 1990s. Her narrative combines personal recollections with investigative elements, aiming to understand the impact of Wilensky's actions on her life and psyche. The memoir has been described as a blend of true crime and personal reflection, offering insights into the dynamics between young athletes and their coaches.12

In addition to her writing, Weiss has contributed to various publications and has a background in journalism. Her work often focuses on the intersection of personal experience and broader societal issues, particularly those affecting young women.1