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Named one of Kirkus Reviews Best
Indie Titles of the Year for 2025

Autographing books at the launch party in Doylestown PA on March 16, 2025

Frankie Boyer interviews Meg Groff for WADK-AM radio, Newport RI, on March 21, 2025

Featured in the Bucks County Womens Journal

Honored with a lifetime achievement award
by the Alliance for Hope
April 4, 2026
SOCIOLOGIST DEIDRE TYLER INTERVEWS MEG on the syndicated New Books Network broadcast. Listen to the interview here.
March 25, 2026
INTERVIEWED BY INGRID DUTTON on her popular 1 in 3 podcast dedicated to issues of domestic violence. Watch here.
January 27, 2026
FEATURED ON BOOMER BANTER, hosted by Wendy Green. Hear Meg discuss "From Retirement to Revolution: Why this 82-year-old won’t stop fighting" here.
December 15, 2025
NAMED ONE OF THE 100 BEST INDIE BOOKS OF THE YEAR by the prestigious publishing journal Kirkus Reviews. Chaye Schechner, president of Kirkus Indie, wrote, "In her warm, funny memoir, Groff recounts her career in family law and 'remains relatable to the end, never shying away from describing her own self-doubt,' in the words of our reviewer."
July 15, 2025
AT PHILADELPHIA'S PARKWAY CENTRAL LIBRARY, Meg Groff discusses her life and work advocating for women in family court, followed by a poetry reading sponsored by the Moonstone Arts Center. Learn more here.
April 25, 2025
At SPEAKEASY at ArtWRKD in Newtown PA, Meg Groff read excerpts from her book as part of a night showcasing the art of live storytelling. Learn more here.
April 23, 2025
NAMED BEST MEMOIR OF THE YEAR AND A FINALIST IN THE 2025 BOOKLIFE PRIZE NONFICTION CONTEST. Judge Matthew Spektor wrote: "Groff's story is gripping twice over: once in its endlessly engrossing series of cases and court battles, each one beautifully rendered, and again as a chronicle of Groff's (a late bloomer who began law school at thirty-seven) own growth. With its calm, conversational prose and its ferocious struggle towards justice that never tips over into despair, Not If I Can Help It is a triumph." CONGRATULATIONS, MEG!
April 3, 2025
THE RISING BEYOND PODCAST hosted by Sybil Cummin features Meg Groff discussing Not If I Can Help It and how legal systems, legislation, and cultural understanding must evolve to better protect survivors of domestic violence and abuse. Listen here.
April 2, 2025
MEG'S ARTICLE about her work and the legal battle for the rights of parents appears in the April/May issue of the Bucks County Womens Journal. Read it here.
March 21. 2025
THE FRANKIE BOYER SHOW (Newport RI) features an interview with author Meg Groff. Listen here.
March 20, 2025
THE SHELLEY IRWIN SHOW (Grand Rapids MI) hosts author Meg Groff.
March 16, 2025
LAUNCH PARTY hosted by the Bucks County Writers Group featured author Meg Groff as the guest of honor. Some seventy fans crowded into Puck Live, One Printers Alley, Doylestown PA. Thanks to Adam Newton and Natalya Bucuy for hosting!
March 13, 2025
AUTHOR MEG GROFF SPOKE at the virtual monthly meeting of the National Safe Parents Organization (NSPO). She discussed her book and her career as an advocate for domestic violence survivors with NSPO leader Danielle Pollack. Hear an excerpt here.
"THIS HIPPIE SAW WHAT WAS NEEDED." Read Bridget Wingert's marvelous story about Meg's career and her work on behalf of women in the Bucks County Herald.
March 10, 2025
A GREAT PROFILE of Meg and her book is featured in the Doylestown Cardinal : "Her witty and personal voice takes us through the nightmare world of domestic violence in a way that inspires to act. And that is the goal of the book . . . A natural storyteller, Meg says she always knew she wanted to write and share her client’s stories. She does so beautifully."--Natalya Bucuy. Read more here.
March 4, 2025
PUBLICATION DAY! Not If I Can Help It is officially available for sale through all bookstores, including online retailers.