Everything Conceivable

The book delves into the complex narratives surrounding the fertility industry, revealing how rising infertility rates and technological advancements are reshaping family structures and concepts of parenthood. Through thorough reporting and compelling personal accounts from diverse individuals—including doctors, donors, and parents—Mundy highlights the emotional and ethical implications of assisted reproduction. The stories range from joyful to tragic, prompting critical reflection on the profound societal changes and moral dilemmas posed by this evolving landscape.