“Praise for Motherhood” is a brutally honest, touching, and gut-wrenching story about love, loss, family and, possibly, forgiveness” –Richard Thomas, author of Transubstantiate
Praise of Motherhood
by Phil Jourdan
“Jourdan’s soul-baring is an emotional inspiration. The author’s feelings come across beautifully, and his story is both surprisingly candid and sad. Very relatable and raw, intellectual and heartfelt, but certainly not an easy read for anyone who has suffered a recent loss.” — Clarion Review, 5/5
“Early on in the book, Jourdan writes, ‘Everyone, even in his profoundest hatred, loves his mother’. So whatever his stated reasons for writing Praise of Motherhood, the end result still feels like an incredible act of generosity on his part, affording the reader the privilege of briefly encountering Sofia, this woman who ‘was Love manifest’.” — The Cadaverine
In 2007 he formed the lit-rock band, Paris and the Hiltons. Their latest album, Reading Journals, is based on the work of William Faulkner, of which Jourdan is a big, big, big fan.
His memoir, Praise of Motherhood, revolves around the hardships his late mother endured in trying to cope with her aggressive adolescent son.
He recently launched Perfect Edge Books, a publishing imprint.
For a full multi-media experience of author, Phil Jourdan, check out his band Paris and the Hiltons here!
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