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

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.