Good Company
Disarmingly frank and utterly engaging ... Christensen concentrates her gimlet eye on bad men, the women who enable them, and an industry all too eager to gobble up and discard young women ... Christensen reveals the ways that sometimes the stories we tell about ourselves — in fiction or memoir — are only as convincing and sincere as our ability to move past them.
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Familiar—that is to say cliched—accounts of bad men, power games and gender inequity sometimes make Good Company tough going. But Ms. Christensen makes that pain palpable.
Christensen executes a ninja takedown of toxic literary hypocrisy and an evisceration of the endless damage wrought by misogyny and sexual predation and violence.
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