I read I Who Have Never Known Men a few years ago, and it left me unsettled but deeply reflective. Harpman’s exploration of isolation and humanity’s fragility hit hard—there’s something haunting about how she strips away all the societal constructs and forces you to confront what’s left of identity and survival. It made me rethink what truly defines us.
it's a beautiful book and definitely not uplifting 😭
Exactly!!
I’ve been wanting to read this book, and your description sealed the deal! Love your review ❤️
Do let me know what you think! I would love to know your thoughts. :)
I think this book sounds very interesting! Thank you for sharing your thoughts 😊
Thank you for reading! Would love to know yours if you read it too.
I read I Who Have Never Known Men a few years ago, and it left me unsettled but deeply reflective. Harpman’s exploration of isolation and humanity’s fragility hit hard—there’s something haunting about how she strips away all the societal constructs and forces you to confront what’s left of identity and survival. It made me rethink what truly defines us.
Yes absolutely! There’s another book that’s similar on your last point—The Memory Police.
i just finished reading this too!! so good but so frustrating!! but I loved it.
Yes I know what you mean by good but frustrating!