This groundbreaking collection was one of the first non-clinical and positive books on women and aging, and was written by older women themselves. Over 1.6 million copies of the anthology have been sold across the United States. It challenged stereotypes and confronted the invisibility of older women in Ame
Title | : | When I Am an Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple -- mini edition |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.54 (847 Votes) |
Asin | : | 157601052X |
Format Type | : | Hardcover |
Number of Pages | : | 57Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-1-19 |
Language | : | English |
This groundbreaking collection was one of the first non-clinical and positive books on women and aging, and was written by older women themselves. Over 1.6 million copies of the anthology have been sold across the United States. It challenged stereotypes and confronted the invisibility of older women in America.. This enchanting collection of writings and photographs evokes the beauty, humor and courage of women living in their later years and tells of the endearing moments of joy--and passion--to be found in the rich and varied world of midlife and beyond. An award-winning anthology that takes a refreshing look at issues of aging in a society that glorifies youth
S E Smith writes very readable fantasy romance. He also discusses other forces of nature such as the PDO, or Pacific Decadal Oscillation, which seems to correlate fairly well with recent temperature changes. being specific and relevant to a small few. They work on the page, for a reader savoring them alone. The two volume monograph covers the bronze castings in the Musee Rodin collections, with detailed discussions of every aspect of the process of August Rodin's preparation of studies for his major projects and cogent presentations of his lesser known ones. I figured it would be a lot of the same old jokes you always here like why the chicken cross the road did, but really I found that I did not know a lot of the jokes in the book. I especially enjoyed the little details that appeared here and there. As expected.. I'm not going to pick a favoritethey both engaged my attention, emotions and imagination equally. BUYER BEWARE! Granted, I need glasses, but the print quality of this edition was AWFUL and unreadable for more then a page or two! It's a photo copy quality, and whatever machine printed it was worn our and the INK ran in the paper and letters terrible, plus this hampers the flow of reading. Its an interesting chapter in the history of photography and the history of art, too. It covers three years of the war and presents Lambert's dCarson Litany For A Neighbor by Ellin E. Jacobson Investment Of Worth by Terri L. Carter Livvy Caldwell by Barbara Nector Davis The Thugs by Mura Dehn Come To Me by Sue Saniel Elkind Late Autumn Woods by Rina Ferrarelli Survived By His Wife by Margaret Flanagan To An Old Woman by Rafael Jesus Gonzalez Hurricane by Edna J. Jewell Warning by Jennifer Joseph New Directions by Susan Arons Katz Grandma Sits Down by Rick Kempa Endings by Lynn Kozma Old Women by Barbara Lau Words Never Spoken by Doris Vanderlipp Manley The Coming Of Winter by Shirley Vogler Meister Maybe At Eighty? by S. Guttag Reaching Toward Beauty by Hyacinthe Hill The Pianist by Carolyn J. Roxas A Letter From Elvira by Bettie Mixon Sellers A Place For Mother: A Checklist by Joanne Seltzer A Place For Mother: A Sudden Illness by Joanne Seltzer A Place For Mother: Confusion by Joanne Seltzer A Place For MotSandra Kay Martz founded Papier-Mache Press in 1984. . Papier-Mache Press was known for publishing accessible books which presented important social issues through enduring works of beauty, grace, and strength, and created a bridge of understanding between the mainstream audience and those who might not otherwise be heard. As an editor and publisher, she has compiled several successful Papier-Mache Press anthologies including If I Had My Life to Live Over I Would Pick More Daisies, and I Am Becoming the Woman I've Wanted, a book that explores the powerful feelings women have about their bodies
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