“I still want to believe that breathtaking literary work necessitates American men sentimentally naming the hurt we’ve done, sourcing that hurt to one trauma, and getting congratulated, often by women, for “our honesty” at reckoning with that trauma while neglecting the suffering we cause.”

“I still want to believe that breathtaking literary work necessitates American men sentimentally naming the hurt we’ve done, sourcing that hurt to one trauma, and getting congratulated, often by women, for “our honesty” at reckoning with that trauma while neglecting the suffering we cause.”

— Michele Filgate