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A biting satire on cancel culture in the publishing industry

The novel dramatizes online cancellation and power struggles in publishing, highlighting gender disparities and trauma with industry insiders debating authenticity and accountability.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
When a young writer who’s been slogging it out for several years, being repeatedly rejected finds herself doing something she never thought she’d do.

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A biting satire on cancel culture in the publishing industry

When a young writer who’s been slogging it out for several years, being repeatedly rejected finds herself doing something she never thought she’d do.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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