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Crying With My Pussy ljudbok
  
  
  
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Prepare for a literary eruption. Crying with My Pussy, the incendiary debut novel from Swedish writer Isabel Hillborg, arrives as a fierce and unfiltered exploration of trauma, desire, and resilience in modern womanhood. Brutally honest, violently funny, and gorgeously subversive, Hillborg's voice cuts through cultural taboos with an emotional scalpel.
In this unflinching narrative, protagonist Jennie navigates the aftermath of childhood trauma through a series of intense relationships. As sh...
  
    Ljudbok
    
        195 kr
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    Förlag
    Aniara
  
  
  
    Utgiven
    25 Maj 2025
    
  
  
  
  
    Längd
    2:26
  
  
  
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    Språk
    English
  
  
    Format
    mp3
  
  
    Kopieringsskydd
    Vattenmärkt
  
  
    ISBN
    9789190070086
  
Prepare for a literary eruption. Crying with My Pussy, the incendiary debut novel from Swedish writer Isabel Hillborg, arrives as a fierce and unfiltered exploration of trauma, desire, and resilience in modern womanhood. Brutally honest, violently funny, and gorgeously subversive, Hillborg's voice cuts through cultural taboos with an emotional scalpel.
In this unflinching narrative, protagonist Jennie navigates the aftermath of childhood trauma through a series of intense relationships. As she spirals through the complexities of millennial femininity, mental illness, and erotic compulsion, Jennie's journey becomes a powerful meditation on how we try to heal from our deepest wounds. Hillborg masterfully chronicles a woman's quest to reclaim her identity in a world that constantly attempts to define her.
Hillborg dares to ask: What if the only thing keeping you alive is the one thing society says should shame you?
With echoes of Virginie Despentes, Chris Kraus, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Crying with My Pussy is not only literary but political. It's for readers who want their fiction fierce, flawed, and female as hell—yet its themes of survival, identity, and the search for authentic connection will resonate with anyone who has ever felt broken and sought to put themselves back together.