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A Word About New York Lonely In this collection of stories, New York Lonely, the late Rochelle Ratner presents the distillation in breadth and depth of the questions that were most powerfully at work in both her unfolding as a remarkable individual and memorable poet and writer. There is a rare richness found in these tales, a vision composed of ironies and elegies, humor and unspeakable grief, as well as a grief that has learned how to ...

Ratner's premier literary anthology widens the family circle to embrace childless women and recognize their invaluable contributions to our collective soul."--"Booklist

Stories, poems, and personal essays by more than 40 contemporary writers speak directly to the conflicting, often painful, and sometimes liberating emotions of childless women.

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A 34-year-old New York gallery curator falls into a complicated affair with the man funding her latest and very controversial exhibition. A sharply observed and sensitive novel of contemporary mores, both personal and political, by the author of the acclaimed Bobby's Girl.

Growing up in Atlantic City in the 1950s and 1960s, trapped in a suffocating family and suffering the agonies of being unpopular, Gina lives in a fantasy world peopled with figures from pop culture, until she finally gains the strength to face her life realistically.