The Woman Destroyed by Simone de Beauvoir

The Woman Destroyed by Simone de Beauvoir

Three women, three collapses. A translator whose grown children have become strangers. A mother certain she raised her son correctly, watching him become someone she despises. And a wife keeping a diary through the months in which her husband's affair stops being a phase.

Beauvoir wrote these after The Second Sex, and they are the argument in fiction — women who did everything the arrangement asked of them and are now being handed the bill. The diary in the title novella is the most painful thing she wrote, because the narrator keeps almost seeing it.

The clearest, most novelistic way into Beauvoir, and a short book with a long aftertaste.

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