by Liza Mundy
First published 2008
Skyrocketing infertility is revolutionizing American families. Celebrated journalist Liza Mundy goes inside the controversial, multibillion-dollar world of assisted reproduction, exploring how these technologies transform our most basic relationships and even our future as a species. Through riveting personal narratives, Mundy captures the human drama - both joyous and tragic - at the heart of this social experiment.
Genres: family, medical, social-issues, non-fiction
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-narratives, social-commentary
Setting: United States
432 pages · Hardcover · Knopf
Content warnings: infertility