by Tori Amos
First published 2020
Legendary singer-songwriter Tori Amos has never shied from blending the personal and political. In Resistance, she recounts her journey from teenage D.C. performer to acclaimed artist, using her provocative, socially conscious songs as a roadmap. Amos reveals how she navigated male-dominated spaces, championed marginalized voices, and wielded her platform to confront injustice. With compassionate guidance and a battle-tested perspective, she arms readers to engage meaningfully with today's tumultuous climate - whether through #MeToo, racial equity, or the existential threats facing our world. Amos' story is a stirring testament to the power of art, activism, and uncompromising authenticity.
Genres: feminism, autobiography, non-fiction, biography-memoir, music, activism
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, social-commentary
272 pages · Paperback