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Jo Wood: ‘It’s not a good idea for midlife women to use weight loss jabs’
Jo Wood, the model and former wife of Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, is taking on a new challenge: becoming a best-selling author. She tells Eleanor Mills why her generation was freer to be themselves, an ...
Why this author wrote about creative women as they aged: ‘They made much of less’
Susan Gubar explains why she chose to write about women who entered a new creative phase as they aged in her new book, ‘Grand ...
'Some loved it and some tore it apart': How the erotic novel All Fours captured the zeitgeist – and divided readers
"Life-changing" for some, hateable to others, Miranda July's wildly successful erotic novel All Fours about the female ...
Need a book that feels like a hug? 8 comfort reads for when life gets hard.
When life is stressful, reading can offer a welcome reprieve. Here are the books we recommend to make you feel better about ...
The gospel of conformity
Some "classics" feel like books you're supposed to pretend you've read--titles that gather dust on shelves and in ...
‘A national movement’: More than a dozen states consider laws around menopause care and training for doctors
A wave of menopause-related legislation has been introduced across the United States this year, leading to possible shifts in ...
On Norway’s coast, looking for an older, more thoughtful way to live
In ‘The Place of Tides,’ acclaimed nature writer James Rebanks visits a memorable woman committed to helping ducks ...
Is America Really Exceptional?
What I notice now, as a journalist working during the second Trump administration, is that for all the ways that America is ...
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The midlife crisis, written in feminine
Rachel Cusk, Leslie Jamison and other contemporary authors dissect failed marriage, relationships that survive from inertia, the end of monogamy, libido changes and the power of desire ...