The essays in Her Argument – Epiphanies, Theories, Confessions do not argue against anything but for something: an approach to life that focuses on the values of self-inquiry, authenticity, and general astonishment at the marvel of existence. In a vein at once playful, philosophical, and lyrical, and using her own experiences as raw material, Eddy explores the nature of identity and personal freedom, solitude, modern aging, the English language, style, art, dating over 50, and Eudaemonia (the ancient Greeks word for The Good Life).

Her Argument implores you to throw off the shackles of everyday reality and Tigger-like bounce free,

stripes rippling,
into the frabjous
wilderness of being.

The essays in Her Argument – Epiphanies, Theories, Confessions do not argue against anything but for something: an approach to life that focuses on the values of self-inquiry, authenticity, and general astonishment at the marvel of existence. In a vein at once playful, philosophical and lyrical, and using her own experiences as raw material, Eddy explores the nature of identity and personal freedom, solitude, modern aging, the English language, style, art, dating over 50, and Eudaemonia (the ancient Greeks word for The Good Life).

Her Argument implores you to throw off the shackles of everyday reality and Tigger-like, bounce free,

stripes rippling,
into the frabjous
wilderness of being.