This timely reissue of the autobiography of the New York Congresswoman and presidential contender, Shirley Chisholm, is a must read from an historical perspective. Originally published in 1970, the title […]
Read MoreDanusha Goska has reached the end of her rope. She has no money, she can’t find a job, and she has lost the three people she could depend on to […]
Read MoreReading Notes from the Bottom of the World: A Life in Chile by Suzanne Adam was like sitting down and talking to an old friend, one who has been around the […]
Read MoreA Quiet Fear is fiction based on author Thia Keen’s own traumatic experiences of sexual, emotional and physical abuse as a child. The novel starts when Lily (the protagonist) attends her […]
Read More“I wanted a daughter…but not the one I got.” This was the painful admission that Linda Atwell eventually told a therapist about her daughter, Lindsey. Atwell had dreamed of having […]
Read MoreBeth Ricanati is impressive. An Ivy League graduate, a practicing medical doctor, a mother, a wife, a writer, a clinician at prestigious hospitals, she presents as super-woman. Even as she […]
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