In Josh Malerman’s debut, Bird Box, the role of Malorie brings to new literature a distinctively male recognition of strong women. Like Hugh Howey’s Vic in Sand and Jules in Wool and Montana in Peace in Amber, Malerman writes a rational intelligence that women may too easily take for granted in themselves and each other.
By Porter Anderson | @Porter_Anderson
Writing on the Ether: At London Book Fair: Blinded By “Bird Box”
Originally published by Thought Catalog at www.ThoughtCatalog.com
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