Nonfiction

Yesteryear

by Caro Claire Burke

Natalie lives a traditional lifestyle on a charming farmhouse with her handsome cowboy husband and six delightful children. But behind the rustic facade are nannies, producers, industrial-grade appliances, and the machinery of influencer culture. Burke dissects the performance of domesticity and the commodification of family life with precision and dark humor, exposing the hollow architecture of aspirational living.

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