Bücher veröffentlicht von She Writes Press

A travel memoir with a twist, this is the story of an unloved rich girl from San Francisco who becomes a travel junkie, searching for herself in the world to avoid the tragic fate of her narcissistic, alcoholic mother.

Candid, relatable stories by established and emerging women writers about being discarded by someone from whom they expected more: a close female friend.

¿ Targeting author events at Armenian community centers and churches, as well as in areas where author has a following (Hudson Valley, New York; Watertown, Mass.; NYC, etc.).¿ Author will use social media to promote launch of paperback (she has 2,500 followers on Twitter).¿ Targeting tie-in with literary events surrounding upcoming 100th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide (April 2015).¿ Author will continue to blog at website, Goodreads, Red Room, and She Writes.

Sara Somers can't stop eating or bingeing. She is drowning in shame and self-hatred and wants more than anything to be loved, thin, and normal, yet she alienates her family and others by refusing help-until she embraces the path to recovery, and eventually arrives at acceptance.

When his house is destroyed by a tornado, fifteen-year-old Carter Danforth steals his mom's secret cash stash, buys his father's guitar back from a pawnshop, and hitchhikes old Route 66 in search of the man who left him as a child.

An empowering guide designed to help women break free from the trappings of the needs, wants, and whims of other people¿and the self-imposed limitations that are keeping them from happiness.

Hendrika is "Daddy's little girl," but when Nazis occupy Amsterdam and her father is deported to a POW labor camp, she must bond with her mother--who joins the Resistance after her husband's deportation--and learn about female strength in order to discover the strong woman she can become.an become.

Hepburn draws on her years of counseling and teaching experience to create a rich exploration of the subtle, fluid relationship between psychology and spirituality. Intended for helping professionals and interested nonprofessionals, this volume uses multiple lenses, including the Enneagram, to highlight personality and cultural variations, spirituality as a resource, psychospiritual growth, and potential therapeutic challenges.

Grieving the loss of her husband to AIDS, a young widow and burned-out nurse steps away from the frontlines of the epidemic and returns to Cuba, the revolutionary island that transformed her life twenty years earlier-and, as she navigates the hardships and humor of life on this forbidden island, finds the strength to heal.

A story about a summer of discontent, change, and dangerous mysteries in a small Southern Wiregrass town.

Written for all the women who are carrying a myriad of responsibilities and not taking even a few minutes to stop and smell the rising yeast, this beautifully written memoir is a physician and mother¿s recipe for how to be in the moment, make the bread, and take the time you need to take to be truly well.

After Kyomi O'Connor lost her husband, Patrick, to metastatic melanoma in the brain, she was overcome with grief and at a loss for how to cope-until she began writing. Already a devoted Buddhist practitioner, O'Connor found that writing was a new kind of spiritual practice-one that uncovered old wounds, brought light to the dark places inside her, and helped her reach a place of peace and healing.

Martina Reaves weaves the story of her early life-coming of age in the 1960s, living and working in various small towns with her hippie husband, coming out in 1980, and eventually having a son with her life partner, Tanya-with that of her 2008 tongue cancer diagnosis, after which she fights to maintain hope even as she accepts that death might come.

Set in the near future, this romantic adventure sees the climate scientist Quinn Byers struggle through life in 2050. Plagued by a series of misadventures, including the unsolved disappearance of her famous mother, Quinn collides head-on with a mysterious time-traveling cyborg, returned from the future to woo her back.

The author, a stand-up comedian whose comedy is funny, revealing, unapologetic, and always a window to her experience as a person who stutters, tells the story of how she became America's first female stuttering stand-up comedian.

When a series of bomb explosions hit on Memorial Day, Sabine flees Washington DC on foot and eventually finds safety at an abandoned farmhouse with other refugees-but surrounded by chaos, and unable to remember her family or her last name, who can she trust?

Born into warring realms divided by gold and silver blood, Kyra and Sebastian are destined to be enemies?but when an outlawed magic that hasn¿t been seen in centuries surfaces, they are forced to work together to master it. As they uncover the secrets of their realms, they also discover secrets within their own pasts . . . pasts that are far more intertwined than they ever imagined.

For the first time in history, more women are serving as leaders of countries, corporations and communities than ever before¿and the qualities that contribute to their significant success are not what long-held patriarchal societies are accustomed to. She Is Me: How Women Will Save The World reveals the strengths women use to wield power that enhances lives, prevents war, and builds national security.

When Eliza Waite chooses to leave a stagnant life in rural Washington State and join the masses traveling north to Alaska in 1898 during the tumultuous Klondike Gold Rush, she encounters challenges and successes in both business and love.