Rachel Shukert spins the pain of growing up Jewish in America’s heartland into a hilarious feast of alienation.

Sentimental moments are tempered with just enough dry wit in this collection of essays exploring Hollis Gillespie’s unpredictable childhood and the very similar lifestyle she took on as an adult.

Twenty-six authors dish about breaking the rules in this blunt, charming essay collection.

Feed Me! is a beautifully written essay collection, but it proves we still have a long way to go toward freeing ourselves form the grips of a cultural ideal of the female form.

A look at motherhood through 28 essays from mostly non-traditional perspectives.