I love it. But they're talking about how you can do it in a feminist way. How you can use data in a feminist way, which I think is very interesting and very relevant.
i'm in the middle of 8 books. let's finish as many as possible in 24 hours!
Although I do enjoy Inamorata, it's too much of the same more just disturbing dark stuff. So far, it is about this world where there's like the a house the house of teeth and the house of blood and the house of bones. Very cool.
I know her from this book, Juniper and Thorn. Which was a really weird horror adult book, and I really liked it.
The Vegetarian by Han Kang, incredible and also short book but it makes me so uncomfortable that I can only read it for little bits at the time. I do think it's just a really interesting take on women deciding to not play according to the rules of society anymore.
I love when authors are capable of really keeping you on the edge of your seat in such a short book. But, it is a super interesting look into the world of these content moderators because that is, of course, a real thing.



