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A good morning for reading suggestions to help process fury. Because I wrote it, I’ll start with my book, Good and Mad, about the history & political power of women’s anger, now in paperback (& on sale in hardcover). BUT WAIT THERE’S LOTS MORE: amazon.com/Good-Mad-Revol…
Like @schemaly’s eye-opening Rage Becomes her, an exploration of women’s anger on a global scale, also in paperback: amazon.com/Rage-Becomes-H…
And @ProfessorCrunk’s luminous Eloquent Rage, which is specifically about black feminist anger: amazon.com/Eloquent-Rage-…
Going back further, from two different angles, go pick up Audre Lorde’s foundational, beautiful, necessary Sister Outsider: amazon.com/Sister-Outside…
And @JaneMayerNYer and @JillAbramson’s Strange Justice, about the confirmation hearings of Clarence Thomas and testimony of Anita Hill: amazon.com/Strange-Justic…
And, of course, get ready to read the deeply reported new book by @katekelly and @rpogrebin, which will be out on Tuesday and which @JillFilipovic reviews here: washingtonpost.com/outlook/in-thi…
And DEFINITELY She Said, by @mega2e and @jodikantor, which is currently blowing my mind and was reviewed by Susan Faludi: nytimes.com/2019/09/08/boo…
The great @CarlosLozadaWP reminds me that I left off the searingly smart Down Girl by @kate_manne, which is nuts because I rely on it all the time : amazon.com/Down-Girl-Miso…
And also you must read Reckoning by @LindaHirshman1, the riveting history of the women (complainants, lawyers, activists) who made sexual harassment a legal battleground to begin with. This is the story of how we got here: amazon.com/Reckoning-Batt…
