In Her Own Right
A lyrical reckoning with the myths, silences, and inherited stories that shape women’s creative lives.
Part personal manifesto, part historical excavation, In Her Own Right explores the inner lives and artistic legacies of women across time. With lyric precision and radical intimacy, author Chelsea Madeline invites readers to reconsider what it means to live a creative life as a woman today.
Moving between past and present, the book challenges the stories we’ve been told about art, genius, and who gets to claim visibility. Designed with intention and care, it feels as much like an artifact as it does a book—a quiet offering of reclamation.
– Hardcover
– 6 in x 9 (portrait)
— Illustrated
—Design by Alex Cohen
A lyrical reckoning with the myths, silences, and inherited stories that shape women’s creative lives.
Part personal manifesto, part historical excavation, In Her Own Right explores the inner lives and artistic legacies of women across time. With lyric precision and radical intimacy, author Chelsea Madeline invites readers to reconsider what it means to live a creative life as a woman today.
Moving between past and present, the book challenges the stories we’ve been told about art, genius, and who gets to claim visibility. Designed with intention and care, it feels as much like an artifact as it does a book—a quiet offering of reclamation.
– Hardcover
– 6 in x 9 (portrait)
— Illustrated
—Design by Alex Cohen
A lyrical reckoning with the myths, silences, and inherited stories that shape women’s creative lives.
Part personal manifesto, part historical excavation, In Her Own Right explores the inner lives and artistic legacies of women across time. With lyric precision and radical intimacy, author Chelsea Madeline invites readers to reconsider what it means to live a creative life as a woman today.
Moving between past and present, the book challenges the stories we’ve been told about art, genius, and who gets to claim visibility. Designed with intention and care, it feels as much like an artifact as it does a book—a quiet offering of reclamation.
– Hardcover
– 6 in x 9 (portrait)
— Illustrated
—Design by Alex Cohen