‘[Motherlode] experiments with literary form and challenges the boundaries between academic and popular writing.’

‘Motherlode … is a thought-provoking and serious work crafted with a wit and light-heartedness that is refreshing.’

‘This wonderful collection of tart, dry, warm, impertinent and provocative voices and images is religious and secular … The anlaysis, the stories and the flashes of insight are invigorating. This is a substantial and engaging book, and a major contribution to feminist thought.’ 

‘Motherlode is pregnant with fresh language and ideas, swelling with multiple notions of the ultimate creative active [and of] how much mater really matters.’