Ellen Boneparth: 6 books

Journeying offers an amazing itinerary from Greek island life including house restorations, to roots trips to Israel and the Baltic countries, to encounters with indigenous women in Australia and Guatemala, to experiences with Asian women in India, China and Nepal. At the end of the book, Boneparth considers new ways to travel with narratives about Amsterdam, Mexico, and the Cook Islands.

How does a female university professor become a people-smuggler? How does a recent widow become the dear friend of the woman who had an affair with her husband? Strange things happen in the atmosphere of the Balkans -- rescuing refugees in Istanbul, producing American and Greek children in ways the...

On the island of Lesbos, two observers of the refugee crisisAmerican blog journalist Sophie based in Athens and Mytilini artist and sailor Nikostake on the rescue of Farid, a young Syrian man trying to escape Turkey and reach contacts in Germany. Sophie, Nikos, and Farid become involved with many...

Andy Perry, female foreign student advisor at the University of Hawaii, Hilo, loves her job, but not the university bureaucracy she must deal with. She discovers an attempt by leaders at the top to turn the foreign student program into a cash cow that will fill the pockets of certain administrators...

A love story about Alzheimers? How can an author join romance and mental illness into a compelling story about a publisher and fiction editor who meet early, part, and then reconnect in an intriguing professional and personal relationship twenty years later? Do Not Hurry the Journey takes fiction...

Riana Pappas-Jones, director of a nonprofit, Positive Women, in Washington, D.C., works to assist women HIV/AIDS victims in Africa and other developing countries. When she discovers that Big Pharma has developed a method to deliver antiretrovirals but is withholding that method from the developing...