Sally Wainwright

You know, historically, when you think about Charlotte Bronte, when she wrote Jane Eyre, the reason that was such a big part, a big part of why that was such a big hit when she wrote it, because it was the first time

there was some literature that was genuinely about the female experience.

As a governess, a working class woman, writing about what it was really like to experience what she went through as a woman.

But I think that's what we've got wrong for so long is that

men have written women.

The way that they thought.

We've bought in to what women should be because of what we've seen on screen.

Thank you.