A New Kind of Old

Veteran broadcaster and producer Phyllis Haynes (Haynes Media Works, Profonde.TV) writes “The Chronicles of the Crone Wars” — a playful serialized fiction in which a circle of older women turn their supposed invisibility into a superpower — alongside reflections on aging out loud.

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