Nemesis’ Daughters

3000 Years Between Female Rage and Solidarity

  • Female Rage: historically rooted and more relevant than ever
  • The author reaches over 950,000 followers via her handle @wastarasagt (573,000 on Instagram, 378,000 on TikTok)
  • The new book from the No. 1 SPIEGEL bestselling author
  • Foreign rights for Sorry, but... sold to Italy: Giunti

SPIEGEL Bestselling Author Tara-Louise Wittwer Shows Why We Will Never Achieve Equality Without Female Rage

 

For centuries, women have been oppressed. Women who have exuded strength in any form, empowered themselves, and fought back have been ridiculed, condemned, and demonised. And all these women live on in us – their fear, their joy, their love. And their rage. All these mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers. All the women throughout history who had to make great sacrifices on the rocky road to equality.

In search of the origins of female rage, Tara-Louise Wittwer delves into European history and tells the untold stories of women who resisted the male narrative of weakness and passivity. She questions the moral justifiability of revenge and resistance in a world that systematically wrongs women. In doing so, she brings deep-seated narratives, passed down through generations, to light and shows what women can achieve when they stand together, so that this rage can eventually heal.

»I feel a deep-seated, shattering, and all-consuming rage. A blazing fire deep within me that wants to burst out – I feel Female Rage.« 

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  • Publisher: Knaur HC
  • Release: 01.10.2025
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-56246-8
  • 240 Pages
  • Author: Tara-Louise Wittwer
Nemesis’ Daughters
Tara-Louise Wittwer Nemesis’ Daughters
Jan Kopetzky
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Tara-Louise Wittwer

Tara-Louise Wittwer, geboren 1990, ist studierte Kulturwissenschaftlerin und lebt in Berlin. Hier arbeitet sie als Autorin und Content Creatorin. 2019 gründete sie ihr Unternehmen wastarasagt mit dem gleichnamigen, schnell wachsenden Instagram-Account. Auf ihren Social-Media-Kanälen spricht sie über Feminismus sowie den Einfluss von Popkultur und Medien auf die eigene Identität, internalisierte Misogynie und darüber, wie alte Rollenbilder stetig reproduziert werden. Zuletzt erschien ihr Buch „Sorry, aber...“.