First published 2007
In "Insecure at Last," V (formerly Eve Ensler) lays bare her lifelong struggle with insecurity. From the abuse and neglect of her childhood to the anxiety of global crises, V's memoir interweaves personal vignettes with sharp social commentary. As she excavates the roots of her own fears, V confronts the pervasive sense of danger that shapes modern existence. Shedding the self-doubt that has long haunted her, V ultimately finds liberation in vulnerability, revealing how embracing our collective insecurities can lead to a more courageous, connected world.
Genres: abuse, autobiography, contemporary, memoir, biography-memoir, 21st-century
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking, vulnerable
Tropes: personal-journey, vulnerability
Period: 21st Century
224 pages · Hardcover · Villard
Content warnings: abuse, anxiety, depression, mental-illness