Trackless Snow by Martha Manning

Trackless Snow by Martha Manning

Dr. Manning has set forth her life experiences together with her academic studies in a blunt, personal memoir and series of stories that illustrate the quality of resilience in maturing women. Her style, wit, and honesty give life to the stories and experiences she shares. Reflecting on cultural shame and humiliation, and the way that American women are marginalized as they age, she gives hope and joy to the possibilities ahead for women who wish to remain vital. As a reader, you will see how you trust your intuition more, use your life experience, more boldly speak your mind, use your voice and participate in change rather than resisting it. You begin to sense your own value and have the courage of your convictions. You are no longer apologetic. Trackless Snow is a companion and guide to support and reinforce the reality of women becoming better, wiser, honored and impactful as they age.

Martha Manning, Ph.D., is a writer, clinical psychologist, and former George Mason University psychology professor. Undercurrents: A Life Under the Surface, Chasing Grace: Reflections of a Catholic Girl, Grown Up, and All Seasons Pass: Grieving Miscarriage are among her works. Manning received the American Psychiatric Association's 1996 Presidential Award for Patient Advocacy after being recognized by the National Institutes of Mental Health for her work in education and advocacy. Her work has featured in the New York Times Book Review, the Washington Post, Ladies' Home Journal, and New Woman, among other publications. Dateline NBC, Good Morning America, C-SPAN, The Early Show, NPR's Voice of America, and other radio and television programs have all featured her.