Melissa Fraterrigo’s essays will seem emotionally familiar to many women, whether gently jabbing at social inequalities or uncovering painful truths for people navigating such circumstances while raising daughters in modern […]
Read MoreAnna Rajmon, author of the incredible memoir Elis: Irish Call Girl, has delivered an interesting self-help book in Dancing with Red Flags. This book is a guide intended to help […]
Read MoreDr. Shadle has written a memoir to “break the silence surrounding religious choices.” She originally desired “to document my experiences primarily for my family.” However, her writings have taken her […]
Read More“The core of living lies in what we love, and the key to knowing a place inside and out is to return to it over and over,” writes Dianne Ebertt […]
Read MoreThe stated focus of this book is the journey of the author with her elderly parents dying over a two-year period. Yet there is so much more that the reader […]
Read MoreKathryn (or Kate) writes a detailed, thoughtful, loving accounting of the lives (and particularly, the aging and ailing) of her parents, Jane and Don. Kate’s parents are both artists and […]
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