How We Fracture is a literary collection of sixteen modern-day stories told from female points-of-view of teenagers to women in their fifties and sixties at points of fracture in their lives. The stories delve into conflicts surrounding financial instability, reproductive rights, body image, sexuality and sexual preference, relationships, illness, death of loved ones, aging, infertility, addiction, and mental health. The main characters are students, visual artists, fashion designers, a legal secretary, a house sitter, a vet assistant, a jewelry maker, a collector of miniatures, a nurse, and a breath facilitator.
A study of a contemporary witness to the transformation of post-Roman Britain into Anglo-Saxon England.
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