Lipstick today is as messy - and fascinating - as changing attitudes towards femininity. Mining the experience of women across culture, class, and generation, this book tosses out expired ideas about beauty and power like so many tubes of melted wax.
Eileen G'Sell's newest book, Lipstick, will be released on Thursday, February 19. There will also be multiple book events where you will have the opportunity to learn more about the book both leading up to and after it's release. RSVP links to these events are listed below.
- ST. LOUIS CITY, February 12: Valentine's Day reading (and conversation with Aisha Sultan) at Left Bank Books
- ST. LOUIS COUNTY, February 14: Valentine's Day signing at Barnes & Noble in Ladue
- WASHINGTON UNIV, March 4: Reading (and conversation with student and faculty Lipstick contributors) at Goldberg Lounge
- BALTIMORE, March 7: Reading with Object Lessons authors Anjali Endenti, Simona Supekar, and Nicole Lobdell at Greedy Reads in Remington
- LA, CULVER CITY, March 20: Reading (and conversation with Siobhan O'Loughlin) at The Ripped Bodice (to raise funds for the Altadena Girls)
- LA, DOWNTOWN, March 21: Reading (and conversation with JoAnna Novak) at Artbook
- Webster Groves, Mo, March 29: Reading (and conversation with Rachel Greenwald-Smith) at The Novel Neighbor
Lipstick is published by Bloomsbury as a part of Object Lessons, a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.
