Tag: sisterhood
Circles of Friends
Some women have the good fortune of having a circles of friends with a shared history
Friendship by the Book: Cancer is a Bitch
“I’m part of a club I didn’t mean to join,” writes Gail Konop Baker, author of Cancer is a Bitch. Read an interview with the author.
Friendship by the Book: Friday Nights
They were women, of different ages and stages of life, who formed an amazing but unlikely sisterhood. The diverse group—that numbered only six—included women who were single, married, divorced, and widowed; unemployed, working at home, working away from home, and retired; with and without children. They came together on Friday nights drawn to the pleasures […]
Women Who Bicker Over Books
A recent article in the New York Times, Fought Over Any Good Books Lately? by Joanne Kaufman, recounted the story of a woman named Jocelyn Bowie, who was invited to join a book club shortly after she moved back to Indiana. She had hoped she could find a sisterhood of women in the group with whom […]
Friendship by the Book: An interview with the author of The Professors’ Wives’ Club
The Professors’ Wives’ Club revolves around four women, so different from one another that they might even appear unlikely as friends.
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