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Mothering Myths: An ABC of Art, Birth and Care challenges prevailing narratives and stereotypes surrounding motherhood through a critical, intersectional lens. This thought-provoking collection brings together essays, artworks, and reflections by artists, writers, and theorists who explore the complexities, politics, and personal dimensions of mothering.

From resistance and representation to care and creativity, the book dismantles idealized norms and opens space for diverse maternal experiences. Visually rich and intellectually engaging, Mothering Myths invites readers to rethink assumptions, embrace contradictions, and consider motherhood beyond biological or cultural confines. A vital resource for anyone interested in feminism, care work, and contemporary cultural discourse.

This book will have the form of an abecedarium. In its form and through its collaborators it is a sequel to On the Necessity of Gardening, which was also edited by Laurie Cluitmans,

Books for Grown-Ups

Mothering Myths: An ABC of Art, Birth and Care