U.S. author Caro Claire Burke has made a spectacular debut with her novel Yesteryear, which follows the story of a famous influencer. Like all ultraconservative influencers, she sells an idyllic image of a past that never existed — something she discovers when she wakes up one day in 1885. The book is sharp and addictive, and with it, the author has managed to earn as much or more than the very women she portrays through Natalie, her anti‑heroine. Seguir leyendo