Jennifer Rudolph Walsh has sat at the nexus of entertainment and media for nearly thirty years. She was WME’s sole female board member and global head of its literary, lectures, and conference divisions, and she represented such luminous clients as Oprah Winfrey, Brené Brown, Alice Munro, and Sue Monk Kidd. In 2016, she co-founded Together Live, a traveling intersectional women’s tour driven by the mission of finding purpose and community through authentic and heartfelt storytelling. Over four years, the tour visited thirty-five cities, lit over fifty thousand souls on fire, and produced three seasons of a widely streamed podcast. She serves as a board advisor to SeeHer, the National Book Foundation, and her alma mater, Kenyon College. After a lifetime in New York City, Jennifer relocated to San Francisco to walk beneath the redwoods with her family and three dogs.
“Sue Monk Kidd! Ashley C. Ford! Cameron Esposito! Bozoma Saint
John! The gang’s all here—in this book of essays, 16 writers
reflect movingly on all different ways to be in loving
relationships. If you are looking for a little bit of
gentleness, a warm word from writers you can trust, well, here it
is.”—Glamour
“This gem of a collection includes deeply personal, restorative,
and funny essays by some magical people: Amena Brown . . . on her
period playlist, Cameron Esposito on the horrors of fitting in and
group fitness, Ashley C. Ford on what can come after heartbreak,
Austin Channing Brown on the time the word ‘ambitious’ hit
differently, Priya Parker on the wisdom of a group and the wisdom
of the self, Jillian Mercado on losing and gaining your freedom,
Natalie Guerrero on dismantling silence, and more.”—goop
“Each essay is infused with sincerity and introspection, creating a
connection with readers as the contributors reveal their
vulnerabilities with candor and emotion. . . . A cathartic
collection with broad appeal.”—Kirkus Reviews
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