MOST RECENT NON-FICTION BOOKS
A collection of essays by women (and one man)protesting the outcome of the 2016 U.S. election that placed a narcissistic misogynist in the White House. Winner of three International Book Awards in the categories of Anthology (1st place), Social Change (`1st place), and Women's Issues (finalist). Paula Dail wrote the general introduction, introduction to each section, and the conclusion.
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A feminist perspective on 21st century poverty illustrated in the words of women forced to live every day with social policies they had no voice in configuring and continue to hold them captive. Winner of the Council for Wisconsin Writers 2012 Derleth-Kingery Non-fiction Book of the Year Award and Independent Publishers' First Place Award for Women's Issues.
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Women own nearly half of all American farmland and are taking a leading role in overhauling a complex, often dysfunctional food system historically dominated by men. In this book eight smart, independent, hard-working, and politically astute women farmers explain how and why they persevere, despite treacherous weather conditions and erratic commodities markets. Winner of the Council for Wisconsin Writers 2016 August Derleth Non-Fiction Book of the Year Award.
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