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Cathy Grossman

Journalist at Freelance

Freelance Writer and Editor at Publishers Weekly

I cover values & visions, life's big questions and end-of-life decisions. Pie baker, birder, ballet fan.

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  • Music as an Instrument of Torture: PW Talks with Anne Sebba

    5 days ago | publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman

    British historian and biographer Anne Sebba has written the life stories of famous women, infamous women, and ordinary women in extraordinary circumstances.

  • Theologian Walter Brueggemann Dies at 92

    1 week ago | publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman

    Walter Brueggemann, professor emeritus of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary, died on June 5 at his Michigan home. He was 92. Brueggemann was the author of more than 100 titles on the Hebrew Bible and Christian theology and ethics. His 1978 title The Prophetic Imagination has sold more than a million copies, and his final work, Alphabet of Faith: Prophetic Prayers for a Chaotic World, will be published in July by Fortress Press.

  • Inner Traditions Partners with Grupo Gaia

    2 weeks ago | publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman

    Inner Traditions, a U.S. publisher of mind-body-spirit titles for 50 years, has announced a new partnership with Spanish publisher Alfaomega's Grupo Gaia, to make Spanish-language Grupo Gaia titles available in the U.S. and Canadian markets, distributed by Simon & Schuster.

  • Stepping into the Calling: PW Talks with Susan McPherson

    3 weeks ago | publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman

    What prompted your idea for such an imprint? I thought of the amazing women who have guided my own faith journey. I felt a need to carve out more of a designated space where women could really share their stories. A lot of women are afraid of stepping into what God is calling them to do. They’re sitting in the shadows because they’re afraid they don’t know the Bible enough, or they just don’t feel equipped. My inspiration was Queen Esther, who really stepped into her calling to save her people.

  • A Spiritual Sisterhood Spans Millennia

    3 weeks ago | publishersweekly.com | Cathy Grossman

    Free and Fearless: Life and Leadership Lessons from Women of the Bible Madelon Maupin. Friendship, Sept. Business consultant and entrepreneur Maupin writes that in reading about women such as Deborah, a judge; daring Queen Esther; and even Mary Magdalene, she drew lessons for both her career as a leadership consultant and work teaching biblical principles at her website, Bible Roads.

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Cathy Lynn Grossman
Cathy Lynn Grossman @CLGrossman
7 Apr 23

I'm filling in again @PWreligion and @PublishersWkly and this gives me a chance to share this #Easter bright: https://t.co/w7A803u423 https://t.co/t7weI4V1Jt

Cathy Lynn Grossman
Cathy Lynn Grossman @CLGrossman
22 Jan 23

The perfect paragraph from Maureen Dowd's profile of Pelosi. Asked about McCarthy's 4-day speaker-vote-debacle, Dowd writes: " 'Well,' she observed, popping another chocolate in her mouth, 'you do have to know how to count.'" https://t.co/c764o0ABjP

Cathy Lynn Grossman
Cathy Lynn Grossman @CLGrossman
3 Nov 22

RT @MollyJongFast: Some personal news! 👇🏻