A couple’s decision about whether or not to have a child plays out against the backdrop of their new home in the English countryside.

The captivating story of a young female artist’s experience of the sexual politics and downtown art scene of 1980s New York.

A high school English teacher discovers surprising truths about her students when she exchanges letters with them over the course of a school year.

When psychotherapist Rebecca Lev’s father dies under suspicious circumstances, she becomes obsessed with discovering what happened to him.

This compassionate, gripping, and soul-searching memoir by Linda Joy Myers tells the story of three generations of daughters who long for their absent mothers, all the while unwittingly recreating a pattern that she’s determined to break.

When a mother of four delivers her last child to college, she has to decide what to do next—and her life takes a surprising turn.

The dazzling tale of one woman’s attempts to navigate the treacherous territory of passionate love, friendship, and family devotion.

A celebration of Hedgebrook's food, table, and hospitality.

A straightforward, highly effective workbook designed to help memoirists of every level get their story on the page.

Twelve stories depicting a dysfunctional family that's messy and rude, cruel and kind, and loyal to the end.

Seeing Red, by Lone Morch, is an astounding journey that traces one woman's search for personal truth and power.

The enthralling, unlikely love story of a Chinese herbalist and a Jewish refugee in Shanghai during World War II.

The deeply moving narrative of a woman transformed by heartbreak and inspired by love's legacy.

An extraordinary journey through the cuisines, cultures, and politics of the 1940s through 2011, complete with recipes.

A comprehensive handbook on using the Enneagram to observe yourself, face your fears and disowned shadow aspects, and work to manifest your highest potential.

48 personal essays that explore pushing through boundaries, trampling taboos, and feeling the pain and joy of new experiences fueled by the 60s and 70s.

A collection of essays addressing one woman’s challenges faced and lessons learned on the path to reframing—and effecting—feminist change.

A compelling story of love and hope that will speak to anyone who’s ever wondered what it’s all about.

The story of the lengths one mother goes to when two of her three adult children are diagnosed with potentially terminal diseases.

A journalist returns to the town where her career got its start, and is forced to face some old ghosts—and some new enemies.

An aspiring author's go-to guide for getting from idea to publication, What's Your Book? includes writing tips, strategies for overcoming the most common hurdles to getting published, and a publishing plan that's easy to implement—and that works.