Moira Welsh’s compelling social survey addresses the financial, emotional, and social disconnects that many women encounter during their senior years. An investigative journalist, Welsh’s acclaimed Third Act project for the Toronto... Read More

Linda Cracknell’s captivating memoir concerns her inherited personal connection to the waters of coastal Scotland and England. As an inspired Christmas present in 2015, Cracknell and her siblings gave their somewhat housebound, elderly... Read More

The revealing essay collection You’re on Mute celebrates what women and gender minorities contribute to the technology industry while also naming the sexist barriers they face. Women in technology center Maddie Wiese and Maddie... Read More

"Collaborative Hardball" is an illuminating career guidebook for women. Susan Coleman’s transformational self-help book "Collaborative Hardball" is about effective negotiations. Set in the context of fighting patriarchal mores in the... Read More

This practical, comprehensive health book addresses every imaginable subject related to menopause, including the timing of menopause and perimenopause; biological and hormonal shifts during the transition; basic signs and symptoms; hot... Read More

Noelle Cook’s "The Conspiracists" is an in-depth, empathetic study of conspiracism, filtered through the outlook of two women involved in storming the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Cook ponders what draws middle-aged women, in... Read More

The revealing career guide "Not Made for You" arms women and minorities with the tools they need to combat workplace discrimination in the technology industry. Global marketing executive Kae Kronthaler-Williams’s perceptive leadership... Read More

The moving memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" honors the often minimized pain that can accompany miscarriages. Mary Adkins’s affecting memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" is about enduring three miscarriages in nine... Read More