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Menopause: so many symptoms, so few remedies, so many years, so few heads-ups.
In Steamy, you'll find forty-five of the ever-expanding list of things people can encounter when going through The Change, including challenges (such as #4 Night Sweats and #21 Anxiety) and boons (such as #41 Individuation and #45 Fewer Shits). In this raucous memoir, Susan Holbrook opens up an experience still constrained by cultural silences and myths. Steamy is honest, vulnerable, gross, and might just be the funniest book you've ever read about menopause, or anything else (see #37 Bloating). If, at a certain stage of life, you find yourself sucker-punched by a sweaty fistful of symptoms you can't believe no one told you about, Steamy is for you – and for all the other hot-and-bothereds out there.
"Steamy by Susan Holbrook is a laugh-out-loud quick read that discusses the symptoms of menopause chapter by chapter. It will definitely be one of those books that I buy multiple copies of to give to my friends who are also going through the change. A necessary read for every woman sooner or later! Is it hot in here?" – Page 158 Books
"A refreshing, irreverent, no-effs-left-to-give exploration and meditation on what it means to grow older and go through menopause. This 'memopause' is a sparkling pause - a bawdy, revelatory, profane, and genius celebration of the body and bodies. I loved this book." – Suzette Mayr, author of The Sleeping Car Porter
Praise for the author:
"[A] profoundly grip-roarious collection showcasing the wordsmith's wry wit and wondrous willingness to turn notions of poetry and poetics ipso-nutzo topso-turvy in her seek-and-enjoy methodology."– The Globe and Mail
In Steamy, you'll find forty-five of the ever-expanding list of things people can encounter when going through The Change, including challenges (such as #4 Night Sweats and #21 Anxiety) and boons (such as #41 Individuation and #45 Fewer Shits). In this raucous memoir, Susan Holbrook opens up an experience still constrained by cultural silences and myths. Steamy is honest, vulnerable, gross, and might just be the funniest book you've ever read about menopause, or anything else (see #37 Bloating). If, at a certain stage of life, you find yourself sucker-punched by a sweaty fistful of symptoms you can't believe no one told you about, Steamy is for you – and for all the other hot-and-bothereds out there.
"Steamy by Susan Holbrook is a laugh-out-loud quick read that discusses the symptoms of menopause chapter by chapter. It will definitely be one of those books that I buy multiple copies of to give to my friends who are also going through the change. A necessary read for every woman sooner or later! Is it hot in here?" – Page 158 Books
"A refreshing, irreverent, no-effs-left-to-give exploration and meditation on what it means to grow older and go through menopause. This 'memopause' is a sparkling pause - a bawdy, revelatory, profane, and genius celebration of the body and bodies. I loved this book." – Suzette Mayr, author of The Sleeping Car Porter
Praise for the author:
"[A] profoundly grip-roarious collection showcasing the wordsmith's wry wit and wondrous willingness to turn notions of poetry and poetics ipso-nutzo topso-turvy in her seek-and-enjoy methodology."– The Globe and Mail