“Reporting from the front lines on the author’s daily battle with a body and a mind that increasingly refuse to cooperate,
At Eighty-Two
captures this struggle with a simplicity, elegance and strength that is characteristic of its author and her lifetime of work.” —
Philadelphia City Paper
May Sarton's eagerly awaited journals have recorded her life as a single, woman writer and, in later years, as a woman confronting old age. She completed this pilgrimage through her eighty-second year a few months before she died in 1995.