'A woman who would like to get some attention but isn't sure how to get it in a subtle way; A woman who feels better with her blue jeans on; A woman who realises she is getting a little bit fat, but she's trying not to let it bother her; A woman who doesn't know what she wants and it's getting late' Wry, dry, and acute, A Woman Who is a delightful collection of oddball drawings revealing women feeling all the secret, strange things that only women feel. Bored, sexy, sad, fat, serene, amused, enlightened, jealous, angry, insecure, unnerved, pleased - here are women in all kinds of poses and in all kinds of places, but always as they truly, truly are. From the acclaimed writer and filmmaker, A Woman Who will charm and delight all.

Rebecca Miller is the author of one book of short stories, PERSONAL VELOCITY (a Washington Post Best Book of 2001) and the acclaimed director of 'Angela' and 'Personal Velocity' ( winner of a Grand Jury prize in the Sundance Film Festival in 2002). She lives with her husband and her two sons in Ireland and New York.