From Publishers Weekly
In keeping with the almost defiant title, this collection of 29 essays is a mixture of ballsy and introspective, humorous and bleak—though never bleak for long. Though individual and quirky, these essays share a theme. As Julie Hammonds writes pithily in The Love List: What to do next with my life? Where to go? Who to become? Big questions, fear inducing. She decided to travel solo for six months. And while the economic effects of divorce are all too real, each woman has a chance to become stronger, more herself. As Marrit Ingman says with delightful economy in Breakup Buddies, Our fortunes declined. But at the same time, our struggles had a reason, at last. Bad odds were better than no chance at all. E [Read More...]
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