Women have been writing about abuse for 1000s of years, and it’s weird to then consider a book that continues that long tradition a book referencing the #metoo movement. Mostly this feels weird because, one — it necessarily limits the author and makes them potentially seen as a cynical actor and not a serious writer. Two, it’s an oddly particular way to frame an enduring and eternal issue as a fad. So this book does involve a group reflecting back on abuses of power of […]