Women We Buried, Women We Burned

The memoir highlights powerful women from diverse backgrounds. I'm curious how the author chose which stories to center and what drew her to them.

Some moments felt so raw and inspiring that I wondered if others found their own experiences reflected in these stories. How did it resonate on a personal level for others?

The blend of memoir and history created a compelling flow, but I wonder what led to that stylistic choice and how it impacted the storytelling.