Welcome Maureen Brady
@maureenbradygetaway to Rootstock Publishing! Maureen has published the novels Ginger’s Fire (Harrington Park, 2003); Getaway (Bacon Press, 2018); Folly (Feminist Press
@feministpress at CUNY, 2016); and Give Me Your Good Ear (Spinsters Book Co., 1979).
Folly was nominated by Adrienne Rich for the American Library Association’s Gay Book Award and reissued as a classic by the Feminist Press. Give Me Your Good Ear was published both in the US and by the UK’s Women’s Press and Alice Walker said of it, “The writing was so good, I heard it all.” Daybreak has remained in print since 1991 and sold over 51,000 copies, and Midlife was translated into German and Dutch.
She has also published a collection of short stories, The Question She Put to Herself; and the nonfiction books Daybreak: Meditations for Women Survivors of Sexual Abuse; Midlife: Meditations for Women; and Beyond Survival.
She lives with her partner of thirty years, Martha, and their joy dog, Georgie, between New York City and Woodstock, New York. She also frequents a charming town on the Kentish Coast of England.
We’re excited to publish her new novel, Tessa’s Landing, a historical fiction set in 1846 about the triumphs of the Irish immigrant experience and based on Maureen’s great-grandmother’s life, this summer! Look for the cover reveal coming soon.
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📸 photo by Robin Martin.
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