Women and Other Monsters: Building a New Mythology Free Audiobook Download by Jess Zimmerman

Jess Zimmerman’s latest book, Women and Other Monsters: Building a New Mythology, offers a compelling argument for why we need to change the way we think about monsters. Zimmerman sets out to explore how modern-day myths are created, how inequality lies at their core and how these myths can be used as tools for understanding who holds power and what our world might look like if it were made more equitable.

Women and Other Monsters is a book by Jessica Zimmermann that discusses the "so-ending" of the classic American horror story. In this time period women are not victims, but monsters. Women and Other Monsters: Building a New Mythology is narrated by Vanessa Moyen.

In this wonderfully imaginative and beautifully written audiobook, author Jess Zimmerman takes on the task of taking down the current mythology surrounding women. Women are victims, damsels in distress waiting to be saved by their male counterparts and savior of society in general.

Jess Zimmerman's audiobook about monsters, femininity, and identity is fascinating for many reasons. One of them is what she does when she writes about the gendered monster in particular: she demolishes it. The gendered monster was born from a time when women were considered to be vulnerable creatures, stuck in an eternal reproductive cycle that would never let them escape from the domestic sphere. Zimmerman dismantles this idea by stripping away the "woman" and "monster" labels that are usually attached to these characters and instead calling them "other."

One of the best resources for understanding the idea of womanhood and femininity is a new kind of mythology. Women and Other Monsters by Jess Zimmerman is a book that explores what it means to be female in an ever-expanding world. It tells the story of women from all walks of life that are true to themselves and others in a way that will strike a chord with readers because it does not fall back on old tropes and outdated ideals.

Jess Zimmerman's audiobook may be the most important book you read this year. She manages to fully explore the complexities of womanhood and explore new and exciting ways that women can find power in their "otherness."