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by Mirion Malle (Author), Aleshia Jensen (Translator), Isadora Jensen (Translator)
Hell hath no fury like a woman harmed.
Clemence is angry, and it's driving her mad. It's not that life isn't good. In fact, life is pretty great: movie nights with her besties, trading Tinder horror stories, inking folks day in and day out as a tattoo artist. She's even got herself the perfect new girlfriend, but not even the overwhelming atmosphere of love in her life can shake the specter of her trauma loose. Processing the aftermath of her sexual assault is no easy feat--particularly when life still has so much to offer. When she begins habitually confronting catcallers preying on young women on the streets of Montreal, her therapist suggests she join a support group for fellow survivors. Will the flames of her own fury consume her? Or will her community save her by keeping her company one week at a time? Critically acclaimed cartoonist Mirion Malle returns with a bluntly honest graphic novel about the difference between recovering and healing, and the surprising resilience of queer joy. Translated by Aleshia Jensen and Isadora Jensen.Author Biography
Mirion Malle is a French cartoonist and illustrator. She likes adventures, karaoke, friendships, and pure hearts. She dreams of revolution and of living in a house in the woods surrounded by animals. In the meantime, she watches lots of movies and continues to draw. Malle has published three books in English: The League of Super Feminists, So Long Sad Love, and This is How I Disappear, which was reviewed in The New York Times and nominated for the Harvey Award, Cartoonist Studio Prize, and Joe Shuster Award.
Number of Pages: 224
Dimensions: 0.71 x 8.28 x 6.39 IN
Publication Date: August 04, 2026
