Age-O-Rama: A Woman's Guide to Decay
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AlbakiReads Editorial Essays on aging’s absurdities, anxieties, and everyday reckonings
Essays on aging’s absurdities, anxieties, and everyday reckonings
Lisa Arnold gathers personal essays on aging from the vantage point of a 72-year-old woman, moving across bodily changes, memory of youth, domestic life, faith, and mortality. The wide-ranging subjects—veins, teeth, falls, bathing suits, closets, gardening, and urns—frame later life through both practical irritations and larger questions about identity and decline. Humor and poignancy are named parts of the collection’s approach, allowing ordinary details to sit alongside more reflective concerns about getting older.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Readers interested in women’s personal essays about aging
- Those seeking humorous and reflective writing on later-life experiences
- Fans of essay collections that range from the everyday body to faith and mortality
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Book Overview A collection of essays about aging, both humorous and poignant, as told from the perspective of a 72 year old woman. Subjects include rel...
A collection of essays about aging, both humorous and poignant, as told from the perspective of a 72 year old woman. Subjects include religion, veins, old age, gardening hell, bathing suits, closets, teeth, youth, falling down, urns and more.
Book Details Format: Paperback | Publisher: INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED | ISBN: 9798344866
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