Book Review: Tell Me What I Am is a compelling portrait of an Irish-American family fractured by domestic abuse

"Mannion shows a particularly impressive understanding of the intricacies of psychological violence, intergenerational trauma, and the playbook of abusive men who insinuate themselves into the lives of women."
Book Review: Tell Me What I Am is a compelling portrait of an Irish-American family fractured by domestic abuse

Una Mannion.

Sun, 04 Jun, 2023 - 21:00
Sarah Harte

  • Tell me what I am 
  • Una Mannion 
  • Faber, €11.99 

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