1966 to Allan Jong, a Chinese American psychiatrist, in 1977 she married Jonathan Fast, a novelist, social work educator, and son of novelist Howard Fast. This marriage was described in How to Save Your Own Life and Parachutes and Kisses. She has a daughter from her third marriage, Molly Jong-Fast. Jong is now married to Kenneth David Burrows, a New York litigator. Jong lived on an army base in Heidelberg, Germany, for three years (1966–69) with her second husband. She was a frequent visitor to Venice, and wrote about that city in her novel Shylock's Daughter. In 2007, her literary archive was acquired by Columbia University in New York City. Jong is mentioned in "Highlands", the closing song of Bob Dylan's Grammy Award-winning album Time Out of Mind (1997), as a "women author" that the narrator reads. She is also satirized on the MC Paul Barman track "N.O.W.", in which the rapper fantasizes about a young leftist carrying a fictitious Jong book titled America's Wrong. Jong supports LGBT rights and legalization of same-sex marriage. She says, "Gay marriage is a blessing not a curse. It certainly promotes stability and family. And it's certainly good for kids." Bibliography Fiction Fear of Flying (1973) How to Save Your Own Life (1977) Fanny, Being the True History of the Adventures of Fanny Hackabout-Jones (1980) (a retelling of Fanny Hill) Megan's Book of Divorce: a kid's book for adults; as told to Erica Jong; illustrated by Freya Tanz. New York: New American Library (1984) Megan's Two Houses: a story of adjustment; illustrated by Freya Tanz (1984; West Hollywood, CA: Dove Kids, 1996) Parachutes & Kisses. New York: New American Library (1984) (UK ed. as Parachutes and Kisses: London: Granada, 1984.) Shylock's Daughter (1987): formerly titled Serenissima Any Woman's Blues (1990) Inventing Memory (1997) Sappho's Leap (2003) Fear of Dying (September 8, 2015) Non-fiction Witches; illustrated by Joseph A. Smith. New York: Harry A. Abrams (1981) The Devil at Large: Erica Jong on Henry Miller (1993) Fear of Fifty: A Midlife Memoir (1994) What Do Women Want? bread roses sex power (1998) Seducing the Demon: Writing for My Life (2006) Essay, "My Dirty Secret". Bad Girls: 26 Writers Misbehave (2007) Essay, "It Was Eight Years Ago Today (But It Seems Like Eighty)" (2008) Anthology Sugar in My Bowl: Real Women Write About Real Sex Ed. Erica Jong (2011) Poetry Fruits & Vegetables (1971, 1997) Half-Lives