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Elaine Soloway

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Elaine Soloway is president of Elaine Soloway Public Relations, and author of the memoir, The Division Street Princess, published by the Syren Book Company, 2006. The coming-of-age story of a girl, a store, and an immigrant Chicago neighborhood was named a 2006 Chicago Tribune Book of the Year.

She holds a master’s degree in urban planning from the University of Illinois Chicago, and her agency focuses on nonprofit organizations, small businesses, and authors. Nowadays, Elaine also helps clients navigate the new landscape of social networking. She lives in Chicago’s Irving Park neighborhood with her husband Tom and golden retriever Buddy. She has two daughters and three grandchildren. Both daughters are in the entertainment industry.

To learn more about Elaine Soloway, go to http://elainesolowaypr.com

Rosalind Cartwright: The Queen of Dreams

 I became curious about the difference in the dreams of those who recovered from depression on their own and those who did not. This started me on a series of studies of people going through a particular emotional problem — divorce. After studying 150 people over a period of years, I discovered that dreams have a specific function: In the healthy person, dreams regulate mood. In some depressed people, the dreams are self-correcting over time, but other people need additional help. more »

Short in Stature, Tall in Tone

It wasn’t the reading of my weight that terrified me. After a lifetime of dieting (skip birth to age 10), for the past half dozen years I’ve held steady at 104. Poundage was not the problem. It was the ruler she was about to pull up, then down, then down again, to measure my height. more »

I Took a Risk and Revealed My Age

Everytime I read of an elderly woman (60!) who (amazingly) fended off a purse snatcher or competed in a marathon, my stomach turns. I wanted to let journalists know that women over 70 could start, re-start, and succeed (fingers crossed) in entrepreneurial pursuits. more »



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