A Cowardly Woman No More

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Price
$16.95  $15.76
Publisher
Coffee House Press
Publish Date
Pages
224
Dimensions
5.4 X 8.2 X 0.7 inches | 0.55 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781566896719

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About the Author

Ellen Cooney is the author of ten previous novels, and of stories published in the New Yorker and many literary journals. The recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Artists Foundation, she lives on the Phippsburg Peninsula in midcoast Maine

Reviews

Praise for A Cowardly Woman No More

"This elegant and off-kilter upending of the office novel sings." -Publishers Weekly, starred review

"I have been a fan of Ellen Cooney's for years, and she is in undeniably brilliant form once again here. Masterfully told, full of surprise, built from unforgettable sentences that sing, whisper, or shout, A Cowardly Woman No More is utterly compelling from its first fiery comet of a page to its last." -Laird Hunt

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NPR, "Favorite Books of 2020"
Newsweek, "Must-Read Fall Books"
Kirkus, "Best Fiction of 2020"
Bustle, "Best Books of Fall 2020"
The Millions, "Most Anticipated: Fall 2020"

"Shimmering, remarkable. . . . A triumph of a novel, and one that arrives at the perfect time." --Michael Schaub, NPR

"Cooney's warm and hopeful novel is a salve for these times." --Juliana Rose Pignataro, Newsweek

"Wise and warm. . . . This is a quiet book, steady, gentle, present, one that grapples with the matter-of-fact here and now, and wades, with bravery and wonder, into the mysteries that make us human." --Nina MacLaughlin, The Boston Globe

"The perfect novel to combat pandemic angst. " --Kirkus, starred review

"Cooney's novel expands the concept of what's possible, imagining hope where there is none and pointing always toward the light." --Mari Carlson, BookPage, starred review

"Takes place over the course of a night shift at an urban medical center whose cavernous immensity--'steel and glass and stone, lights muted in the deep surround of the dark'--gives it the feel of a modern-day cathedral. . . . The word 'soul' is a frequent presence in this novel, a kind of familiar spirit." --Sam Sacks, The Wall Street Journal

"Now, more than ever, we need to be reminded that hope prevails--and this novel does exactly that." --Carolyn Quimby, The Millions