Transgressive Fiction Author, Storyteller, Post Modernism Literature, Book Cover Design, Writing Mentorship

Explore how the female gaze reclaims narrative perspective in literature by centering women as subjects of desire, interpretation, and agency. This article examines theoretical foundations, examples across global traditions, and practical strategies for writers to subvert the male gaze, reframe embodiment, and create narratives that foreground women’s voices, complexity, and power.

An exploration of how feminist literature transforms female rage into a narrative engine—examining its structural, political, and aesthetic functions in stories by and about women.

Inspired by a YouTube discussion on the history and evolution of dark romance, especially its connection to women writers, I began reflecting on why this emotionally intense, often taboo-laden genre resonates so deeply with a broad readership. Building on an earlier marketing-focused article I wrote, this piece explores dark romance through a deeper lens—examining its literary roots, psychological depth, and gendered cultural significance.

Today we will talk about Virginie Despentes, Lois Lowry, Ayn Rand, Margaret Atwood, and Paula Hawkins.