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Yellowface
by R.F. Kuang
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Published: 25/05/23
Publisher: The Borough Press
Genre: Satire, psychological fiction, literary fiction
Page count: 326
Format read: π±
Other books read by this author: πππππ₯
After watching her far more successful fellow author/friend Athena die in a freak accident, Juniper thinks itβs a fantastic idea to steal Athenaβs unpublished manuscript & pass it off as her own whilst managing to convince herself that she hasnβt done anything wrong in a series of increasingly impressive mental gymnastics. A satirical look at the publishing industry, cultural appropriation, racism, Asian fetishisation, social media & cancel culture. I was in a reading slump when I picked this up, & had devoured it within 24hrs. A compulsively readable story with a thoroughly unlikeable narrator.