“Rock, Paper, Scissors,” Naja Marie Aidt About a year and a half ago, I read a collection of Aidt’s short…
My last little slice of Dorothy Parker poetry.
“Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” Amy Chua Chua’s memoir was quite controversial a few years ago when it was…
More poetry (and advice) from Dorothy Parker. Be yourself and don’t give a damn what anyone else says.
“Good Harbor,” Anita Diamant Most of you probably recognize Diamant’s name from her outstanding book “The Red Tent”. I also…
Dorothy Parker knew what she was talking about, and although it’s sad how little things have changed, reading Dorothy…
I’m sure most people have heard of Simone de Beauvoir for some reason or another. She was a French…
I have had Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” sitting in my pile of unread books for years–literally. Between the length of…
“The Metamorphosis,” Franz Kafka Lately I’ve been trying to knock out some of the classic books that for some…
Since March is Women’s Month, and March 8th specifically is International Day of the Woman, instead of just focusing…