"Life after sixty can be wonderful and surprising, and coming to age can be profoundly satisfying." Photo by Edu Carvalho on Pexels.com
Interview in the Mills Quarterly
I am really pleased with this wonderful article about "The Book of Old Ladies" & my spring class Coming to Age with Mills students and elders from the Downtown Oakland Senior Center. I love its inclusion of so many Mills voices! A Future for Old Women Professor Emerita Ruth Saxton offers alternate visions for “coming…
Interview with Christine Hyung-Oak Lee in “The Rumpus”
"The more I read, the more I appreciate stories in which old ladies not only survive the huge losses of their lives, such as divorce, death of a spouse, serious illness, forced retirement, or alienation from adult children, but discover undeveloped parts of themselves, sometimes defy limiting conventions and habits that no longer serve them…
