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Collection of essays from NPR commentator
Seal Press
October 2005
224 pages ISBN: 1580051448 Trade Size (reprint)
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Whether she is writing about arguing with her mother over
her choice of oufit-at 46-on a family cruise, getting her
tubes tied and the importance of a woman's right to choose,
or her frequent battles with her rebel pyromaniac teenage
son, writer and NPR commentator Marion Winik is earthy,
searingly honest, and unfailingly witty in the face of
adversity. In this new collection of essays, a treat for
dedicated fans and new readers alike, Winik explores how she
� and other women � face midlife and aging without getting
tangled up in the past or the future, all with her trademark
humor and insistence on the truth-the good, the bad, and the
ugly. The collection is divided into five sections: "Back,"
about her family and her past; "Underfoot," about being a
mom; "In the Mirror," about growing older; "Above us Only
Sky," about a key turning point in her life, and "Ahead,"
about facing the future.
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