![]() ![]() The public conversation about unpaid and poorly paid carework has faltered post-Covid, but both Edouard Louis’s A WOMAN’S BATTLES AND TRANSFORMATIONS (Penguin Random House), his account of his mother’s life under poverty and patriarchy, and Lynne Tillman’s MOTHERCARE (Soft Skull), about caring for her elderly mother while navigating the American healthcare system, should serve to remind, as does feminist theorist Nancy Fraser in CANNIBAL CAPITALISM (Verso), that capitalism remains a guzzler of care, and this is an unsustainable position. With your help, we’ll be able to continue championing new writing and art into 2023 and beyond. The White Review depends on reader support, so please do donate if you are able to – we’re also offering some exclusive rewards to those who support us, including book bundles and manuscript consultations (which could make a great gift for a writer in your life!) ![]() Every year, The White Review asks friends and contributors what books they’ve enjoyed reading and rereading. ![]()
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