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- Jul 7, 2022
Apologies for the double post
This may sound strange but imo you should read fiction with well-written female characters from female authors. Nonfiction is more pretentious and boring. Preferably first-person narratives. Doesn't need to be set in the modern day. Pride and Prejudice, Rebecca (great perspective from a neurotic, anxious character), The Yellow Wall-Paper, The Bell Jar, Lolita (yes seriously and yes it's an exception to my female authors suggestion, but it shows obsessive objectification of a minor and I think a lot of men don't see this, or refuse to see it), Nightbitch, Persepolis (which can be found here). These vary in genre but it's what comes to mind at the moment.I understand this perfectly, I just think it would be insightful since I don't get the female perspective in literature that often.