Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

A ridiculously short review of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke despite the fact that I have SO MUCH to say about this book.

It boils down to this: are we only ‘allowed’ to be ‘authentic’ in the way that is currently socially acceptable? Is Burke’s depiction of authenticity unpalatable?

I think Burke has nailed some very uncomfortable truths. Fascinating stuff.

Can’t wait to discuss this book (in person) with anyone who has read it.

4/5

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