By NextAvenue Staff
You know the stereotype: aging narcissists who’ve lost their creative edge, coasting downhill and taking up space at work as they wax nostalgic about Leave It to Beaver and Woodstock to stave off the inevitable midlife crisis. Or something like that.
Eve Ensler, playwright, performer, author of The Vagina Monologues, In the Body of the World, founder of V-Day and the global campaign: One Billion Rising. – “Suzanne Braun Levine made me understand why I always envied older women…life just get better—more outrageous, more radical, more passionate, less fraught, wiser, deeper, and kinder.”
Gloria Steinem, writer, editor, activist – “Suzanne Levine takes us beyond the frontier of our own expectations and into a new and hope-filled stage of life.”
Darryle Pollack, co-founder of WHOA! Network (Women Honoring Our Age), journalist, cancer advocate and blogger. – “Girlfriends have been the mainstay of support and the older I get the more important they are. They got me through cancer – so I can testify that they are important to your health; every study supports that. They are truly my sisters in every sense.”
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Thelma Reese, ComingofAge.org – “Through research, her own journalistic prowess, and the engaging stories of many women, Levine etches a reassuring picture of the many forms love can take in the lives of women.”
Marc Freedman, founder of Encore.org – “She comes to teach us that we have an opportunity to revamp the script of our life beyond the middle years – in time for millions of boomers surging into this ill-charted territory.
Ellyn Cohen, Rockland, NY Jewish Family Service – “Suzanne’s messages about women in second adulthood are wise, witty, and hopeful. After hearing her, we know that the best is yet to come!”
“Postmenopausal Zest is fueling a new revolution in the generation that redefined womanhood. Love on the far side of fifty will never be the same!”
