Spinster

In Spinster, journalist and cultural critic Kate Bolick explores the joys and opportunities that come with remaining single, drawing on her own experiences alongside a historical perspective. Through the lens of pioneering women such as Neith Boyce and Edna St. Vincent Millay, Bolick examines the societal shifts that have contributed to an increasing number of American women choosing to remain unmarried. This engaging memoir combines personal reflection with broader cultural analysis, encouraging listeners to appreciate the freedom and richness of a life lived authentically, whether in youth or middle age.