SELECTED TITLES FROM SEAL PRESS
For more than thirty years, Seal Press has published groundbreaking books. By women. For women.
Dancing at the Shame Prom: Sharing the Stories That Kept Us Small, edited by Amy Ferris and Hollye Dexter. $15.00, 978-1-58005-416-4. A collection of funny, sad, poignant, miraculous, life-changing, and jaw-dropping secrets for readers to gawk at, empathize with, and laugh about—in the hopes that they will be inspired to share their secret burdens as well.
Loaded: Women and Addiction, by Jill Talbot. $14.95, 978-1-58005-218-4. A poignant, gut-wrenching memoir of one woman’s complicated relationship with multiple addictions.
Addicted Like Me: A Mother-Daughter Story of Substance Abuse and Recovery, by Karen Franklin and Lauren King. $16.95, 978-1-58005-286-3. A mother and daughter share their candid struggles with addiction—thirty years apart—giving readers insight into how to break the cycle.
Licking the Spoon: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Identity, by Candace Walsh. $16.00, 978-1-58005-391-4. The story of how—accompanied by pivotal recipes, cookbooks, culinary movements, and guides—one woman learned that you can not only recover but blossom after a comically horrible childhood if you just have the right recipes, a little luck, and an appetite for life’s next meal.
Inappropriate Random: Stories on Sex and Love, edited by Amy Prior. $13.95, 978-1-58005-099-9. This collection of short fiction by women writers takes a hard look at love today—exposing its flaws with unflinching, often hilarious, candor.
Body Outlaws: Rewriting the Rules of Beauty and Body Image, edited by Ophira Edut, foreword by Rebecca Walker. $15.95, 978-1-58005-108-8. Filled with honesty and humor, this groundbreaking anthology offers stories by women who have chosen to ignore, subvert, or redefine the dominant beauty standard in order to feel at home in their bodies.
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