“Having Molly Wizenberg on our panel in Seattle was a huge treat.” “On my next trip I want to check out Delancey,” she says. The movers and shakers of Seattle, she says, are what will bring her back. Interviewing all of these women felt like getting a lifetime’s worth of advice, support and feedback in just a few months.” I didn’t want the process to end and I’m so glad that I’ve got the book tour to keep that energy and momentum going.
“It felt like the college experience I always wish I’d had, one where I had endless conversations with strong, smart and inspiring women of all ages.
“It was honestly a dream come true,” Bonney says of the book. The book, which features a collection of inspiring interviews and conversations with successful business women ad creative entrepreneurs, was discussed in each city with a panel of influential women local to the area. "Every time I visit, I casually browse the real estate listings, pick up amazing produce at the markets and imagine what it would be like to just walk home and cook dinner here, rather than going back to a hotel room.”īonney, who founded the popular design and lifestyle blog Design*Sponge, visited Seattle in mid-October as part of a multi-city tour promoting the release of her new book, In the Company of Women. “My wife and I constantly joke-only half-heartedly-about moving to Seattle or Vashon Island,” says Bonney, who lives in New York. Grace Bonney could definitely see herself living in Seattle.
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