Our Books and DVD 

A Gift of Age and Without Apology are, essentially, collections of condensed versions of some of the stories in the OLOHP collection. They relying very heavily on direct quotes from the interviews. The Project is frequently asked how people can read some of the Herstories and this answers that request.The DVD Our Stories, Our Voices provides an overview of the Project, presented by Arden Eversmeyer, with dramatic readings of 40 excerpts taken directly from some of the Herstories.
A Gift of Age and Without Apologies, 
Our Stories, Our Voices (60 minute DVD presentation about the work of the Project.) 

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The Project is excited about having a DVD that shares what we are doing! Thanks to the Puget Sound chapter of Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (PS OLOC) for taking on production of this informative, moving and delightful film. It's filled with dramatic readings of excerpts from stories in the OLOHP collection and narrated by the Old Lesbian Oral Herstory Project Founder, Director, and Guiding Force, Arden Eversmeyer!


Praise for Our Two Anthologies 

Praise for A Gift of Age
The amazing old women revealed in these stories, courageous and inspiring in the varied ways they found their truth and reinvented their lives, form the very roots of who we are and where we are today as a community. These fascinating, colorful oral histories couldn’t be more vital to us all — they are the building blocks of our history. To read these stories, this sharing of lives, is to be proud. And grateful.
Katherine Forrest, author of the lesbian classic
Curious Wine and the Kate Delafield mystery series
Praise for Without Apology
Individually fascinating, the stories featured in Without Apology: Old Lesbian Life Stores collectively enrich, expand, and complicate our understanding of lesbian life in twentieth century America. Carefully collected and thoughtfully edited, this invaluable collection sheds light on the formation of lesbian identity and community during decades punctuated by conflict and change. Told with honesty, wit, and poignancy, the stories are to be savored and shared.
​Joanne E. Passet, Ph.D., Professor of Women’s History, Indiana University East and author of Sex Variant Women: The Life of Jeanette Howard Foster