The Wife Drought

Working women face a chronic wife drought, with home support often treated as a private advantage rather than a shared social norm. Set against work, family, politics, and media, this book examines why the pressures of domestic life still fall so unevenly.

Written in a candid and humorous style, it combines personal observation with research and historical context. The result is an accessible look at gender, work, and modern family life for readers interested in contemporary social issues.