Lauren Redniss displays her own style of genius as she captures the loves and lives of the Curies, Marie and Pierre.
When I was born barely a year after he and my mother said “I do,” did he yet know what kind of father he wanted to be?
Geneen Roth examines, with good humor and precision, the ways our insecurities display themselves in how we handle our finances and in how we define sufficiency in an acquisition-mad society.
Recently republished in a 30th-anniversary edition: master novelist John Fowles’ meditation on nature and being present in the natural world.
From the New York Times columnist, a book on what happens after we say ‘I do’—and how to make a marriage better.
Midway through WVFC's summer-long Focus on Caregiving, Ainslie Jones Uhl examines upcoming challenges and how her parents' aging may change the dynamics among her siblings.
The strength of Browning’s memoir, says Ainsle Jones Uhl, is that it celebrates the process of loss and redemption, warts and all.
Amid all the talk of women worldwide and women's history, an action plan for all of us to empower young women closer to home. I'm starting by helping stop human trafficking in my state.
Ainslie Uhl wraps up "The Compass Rose," her episodic reflections on creating a new life in Southern California, with the promise of new topics to come.