Friend Grief and Men: Defying Stereotypes

by Victoria Noe

Overview

"Be a man."

Society expects men to take charge, get things done and keep their emotions in check. But what happens when their best friend dies and they're not allowed to grieve?

In FRIEND GRIEF AND MEN: DEFYING STEREOTYPES you'll meet men whose friendships shaped their lives. Some lost a best friend. Some lost dozens of friends. Their stories of grieving and healing will change your perception of what it means to 'be a man'.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158364198
Publisher:	Victoria Noe
Publication date:	05/29/2016
Series:	Friend Grief , #6
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	74
File size:	672 KB

About the Author

Victoria Noe promised a friend before she died that she'd write a book about people grieving their friends. That book became the award-winning FRIEND GRIEF series.

Noe is a member of Alliance of Independent Authors, Chicago Writers Association and ACT UP/NY, as well as serving as Library Journal's first SELF-e Ambassador.

Her freelance articles have appeared in A&U Magazine, Positively Aware Magazine, Chicago Tribune, Huffington Post and Windy City Times. Her essay, "Long-Term Survivor" won the 2015 Christopher Hewitt Award for Creative Nonfiction.

Follow her at victorianoe.com.