In a powerful and thought-provoking new book, "Dear Monica Lewinsky," authors Julia Langbein and a team of writers offer a nuanced exploration of the life and legacy of Monica Lewinsky, the woman at the center of one of the most infamous scandals of the 20th century. The book is a collection of letters written to Lewinsky by people from all walks of life, sharing their own experiences of shame, guilt, and redemption. Through these heartfelt and often poignant letters, the authors shed new light on Lewinsky's journey from a young woman thrust into the spotlight to a prominent advocate for online consent and anti-bullying. As Lewinsky herself reflects on her experiences in the years since the scandal, "Dear Monica Lewinsky" offers a timely and necessary exploration of the human cost of public shame and the power of forgiveness and healing.
Book Review: ‘Dear Monica Lewinsky,’ by Julia Langbein The New York Times
