Very, very good. Made me think of all the tiny ways in everyday life that the narrative is skewed and needs to be pushed and changed and moved forward. And, how my own thinking excuses things and how that's BS and I need to examine and question more. For the last month I've been thinking on narratives in fiction that I've liked and that I've hated and really looking at my thinking about what parts made me uncomfortable. Was it me or was it the story or was it????

I will be thinking and questioning things much more closely and looking for more reading experiences that keep me thinking and questioning. ( )

I loved this book, and even though I wish I had read it when it came out, I also feel like reading it right now, with all the things going on in the news, was really cathartic. ( )

I think I would have enjoyed this more if I had read them as individual essays. Multiple chapters were about the same subject, just different examples. I found myself just skipping large chunks.
I did enjoy the chapters about her struggle with health care (very depressing, yet inspiring) and how she writes.
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A righteously angry and personal call to arms. KH is a new hero of mine. Now to read her novels. ( )

I found this through links in my facebook feed. And when I realized she's the one who wrote the blog post about the fact that women have always fought, I just had to read it. And it didn't really disappoint. It was a bit fragmented at times, but so many good points. Everyone should read this really. ( )