Lindy West Books

Lindy West is an American writer, comedian, activist, and – above all – outspoken feminist. As a cultural commentator she’s written extensively for outlets like the New York Times, the Atlantic, and Gawker. Her first book, 2016’s Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman, was a New York Times bestseller and adapted for television by HBO. 

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The Witches Are Coming

Lindy West
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What's The Witches Are Coming about?

In The Witches are Coming (2019) writer and feminist activist Lindy West applies her scalpel-sharp intellect to today’s political landscape. She uncovers the ideological agendas behind everything from Adam Sandler movies to the wellness movement, abortion rights to Louis C.K.’s comeback. This is feminism for the post #metoo era.

Who should read The Witches Are Coming?

  • Feminists who feel frustrated by the state of contemporary gender politics
  • Men who want to be better allies to the women in their lives
  • Anyone who’s oppressed by the patriarchy

What's Shrill about?

Shrill is a powerful memoir by Lindy West that challenges societal norms and celebrates the strength and resilience of women. With wit and honesty, West shares her personal journey of self-acceptance and body positivity, while also addressing important issues such as fat shaming, reproductive rights, and the impact of media on women's lives. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to challenge the status quo and embrace their own voice.

Who should read Shrill?

  • Readers who enjoy witty and insightful memoirs
  • Individuals interested in feminist perspectives and social issues
  • People who appreciate candid and unapologetic storytelling