Are single women happy individualists? Neurotic man-hunters? Crazed cat ladies? Are they confused, or content? Bitter, or better off? No one seems to know.
The popular media gives us shoe shopaholics, ditzy desperados, wannabe brides forever making cow eyes at The Bachelor. But what do single women have to say about their own lives? With sass, humor, and style,
Single State of the Union
paints a provocative, playful, and complex portrait of today's single woman, taking on such topics as:
sex and the single girl
single motherhood
buying a house without a spouse
faux boyfriends
cohabitation hesitation
single women in the media.
Written by an impressive roster of single (and some formerly single) women, this collection portrays single women as individuals whose lives extend well beyond
Match.com
and Manolo Blahniks. So listen up, Carrie. Attention, Bridget. It's time for the rest of us to be heard.