Antonia Murphy Books

Antonia Murphy's writing is shaped by her diverse experiences as a journalist and adventurer. Her essays and travelogues have graced prominent sailing publications, reflecting a deep engagement with world history and politics honed at Columbia University. Murphy's distinctive voice emerges from a rich tapestry of professions—from doll designer to yacht chef—and her background in teaching storytelling to children imbues her narratives with a unique charm. Her work often explores themes of adventure, discovery, and human resilience, frequently set against the backdrop of the sea or distant lands, seamlessly weaving her lived experiences into compelling literary explorations.

Madam
352 pages
13 hours of reading
Exploring the complexities of motherhood and societal norms, this memoir recounts the author's journey as she establishes an ethical escort agency in a small New Zealand town. With a blend of humor and poignancy, she challenges conventional views on sexuality and empowerment, aiming to create positive change in her community. The story's unique premise has inspired a major international TV series featuring Rachel Griffiths and Martin Henderson, highlighting its cultural impact.

Madam