The actress and author of Any Man comes to DC on Thurs., Aug. 2nd, at 7PM.
An outspoken critic of today’s rape culture, Tamblyn wrote in a recent Glamour column that women can change the way women are talked about and treated. In her phenomenal debut novel, the actress, activist, and poet does just that. The book is told from the perspectives of the different men who have been attacked by an elusive female serial rapist named Maude. The police have few clues, the media have a stalled story, and both vent their frustration by questioning the victims’ accounts. Eventually, worn down by the doubt, shame, and public exposure, Maude’s victims unite and begin to heal by speaking out.
At Politics and Prose at the Wharf, 70 District Square, SW, Washington, DC. Click here for info.
