Judith Edwards Books

The examination of fatherhood is approached through a psychoanalytic lens, highlighting its evolving significance from the viewpoints of fathers, their families, and societal influences. The book delves into the complex dynamics of paternal roles, offering insights into how perceptions of fathers have changed over time and the impact of these shifts on family structures and social norms.

Grandmotherland looks back to the past and forward to the future, while being rooted in the reality of the modern grandmother's life. In this book, there are stories of the 'good' or good-enough granny, the 'bad' granny, and all those in between, as well as those of women who decided to be agents of transmission in other ways than passing on their DNA.