IS IT EVIL NOT TO BE SURE?

Collecting Lena Dunham's journals from a decade ago, this is a 56-page chapbook.

“I was, of course, full of the kind of mortification that is part and parcel with meeting a former version of yourself, a woefully misguided girl desperate to be embraced by even the least exemplary specimens of young American malehood,” wrote Dunham. “But I was also moved by – maybe even proud of – how carefully I had recorded that period of time, my younger self’s commitment to capturing the kinds of hyper-internal formative moments so often lost to adulthood.”