An 'experiment' takes place in the 1960s at Harrad College. This social experiment encourages premarital living arrangements and is committed to getting men and women to think and act for themselves. This book includes an epilogue describing the 'Harrad/Premar Solution' and a bibliography of books that support the premises outlined in Harrad.

The term 'polyamory' describes non-monogamous relationships based on honesty and affection, the pros and cons of this lifestyle are described here.

This sensitive account focuses on the women who chose to remain single in antebellum America. Based on a study of the lives and writings of over one hundred Northeastern women, it describes the reasons why they rejected marriage and the joys and frustrations they encountered in adhering to the tenets of the cult of Single Blessedness. By demonstrating how these women asserted themselves as ...

A Journey from the Gulf War to the Gulf of Mexico. A classic American river journey down the Mississippi is recast as a veteran's antiwar memoir.