Meg Bowman

Meg says, "These Crone Rituals reflect my own response to insecurities about aging, and the realization that most women must come to terms with their own aging in an ageist and sexist culture that denigrates the reality of age."

Meg Bowman, retired professor of Sociology, is a veteran peace, civil rights and feminist activist. Author of ten books, she has also published numerous books, essays, travel pieces, book reviews and collections of humorous flyers. Born in North Dakota in 1929, Meg lives near San Jose, CA and has several grandchildren.

Goddesses, Witches & the Paradigm Shift.

Celebrating Ourselves (International).

Four Famous Unitarian Universalist Women: Susan B. Anthony, Clara Barton, Dorothea Dix, Margaret Fuller.

Bella & Phyllis by Milton Loventhal and Jennifer McDowell.

Three Admirable Women: Florence Nightingale, Frances Willard, and Jane Addams.

Finding Our Foremothers: Emily Stowe, Frances Perkins Gilman, Frances Power Cobbe by Rev. Maureen Killoran.

Meg Bowman is the author of MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR WOMEN, READINGS FOR WOMEN’S PROGRAMS and WOMEN’S HISTORY: DRAMATIC READINGS and co-author with Diane Haywood of READINGS FOR OLDER WOMEN. A professor of Sociology, Dr. Bowman is now retired.