Things I Should Have Told My Daughter

Exploring the intersection of personal and professional challenges, this memoir recounts the author's journey as a young wife and mother in the 1970s and 80s, striving to establish her voice as a playwright and novelist. Set against the backdrop of Atlanta's political landscape, she reflects on her experiences with feminism and self-discovery, ultimately leading her to pursue her dreams. With echoes of literary icons, the narrative offers a candid self-portrait filled with profound insights and social commentary, encouraging readers to embrace their own journeys.