Eleanor Williams
Eleanor Williams writes warm, funny, emotionally intelligent contemporary fiction about families who love each other deeply, disagree with each other spectacularly, and still have to figure out who is bringing dessert. Her stories explore generations, relationships, changing expectations, and the conversations families would often rather avoid.
The People We Can't Unlove Series
Please Don’t Ask Your Grandfather Who He Voted For is a funny, tender contemporary family novel about what happens when political disagreement becomes deeply personal—and the person you cannot understand is also someone you cannot stop loving.
I Cannot Raise All of You is a funny, tender novel about a mother caught between six-year-old twins and aging parents who discovers that loving everyone doesn’t mean she has to carry everyone.
I Am Not the Family Cruise Director is a warm, funny novel about a woman who plans the perfect multigenerational beach vacation—only to realize everyone else is relaxing because she’s doing all the work.
Everyone Needs Something From Me is a warm, funny novel about a woman who has spent years holding her family together—and what happens when she finally lets everyone carry a little of their own weight.
This Was Supposed to Be the Easy Part follows a mother discovering that when the kids finally leave home, figuring out what comes next may be the hardest part of all.
I Thought You Moved Out is a funny, tender novel about grown children coming home, impossible rent, and discovering that launching your kids apparently comes with a return policy.