Ever wished you could go back in time to say something you didn’t? Female friendships are some of the most powerful and beautiful relationships in our lives, but it is often hard for us to express our true feelings. In PS, Megan McMorris collects these sentiments as an anthology of unsent letters written by a range of women. For the friend who’s been there for you through everything or the friend you’ve lost touch with, PS offers a chance to express the unspoken.
With more than 35 letters by such names as novelists Jacquelyn Mitchard and Diana Abu-Jaber, and comedian Sara Benincasa, McMorris invites readers into the private side of women’s thoughts and feelings, allowing us to empathize with the friendships, situations, and emotions within.
Reviews
“These beautifully written letters carry a remarkable power. Some are bravely, achingly honest. Others are just plain buoyant. This is a book sure to inspire any woman who has ever had a friend.”
—Jeffrey Zaslow, author of The Girls from Ames and coauthor, The Last Lecture
“Too often, even best friendships end with hurt feelings and unexpressed sentiments. The diverse collection of letters in PS: What I Didn’t Say give voice to the depth and complexity of female friendships. In so doing, the book helps readers better understand themselves and these relationships.”
—Irene S. Levine, PhD, author of Best Friends Forever: Surviving a Breakup With Your Best Friend, Professor of Psychiatry, NYU School of Medicine
About Megan McMorris
Megan McMorris is a freelance writer based in Portland. The editor of Woman’s Best Friend: Women Writers on the Dogs in Their Lives, author of Foghorn Outdoors Oregon Hiking, and coauthor of Foghorn Outdoors Pacific Northwest Hiking, she has contributed to such magazines as Self, Cooking Light, Runner’s World, Woman’s Day, and Fitness.
