Women We Buried, Women We Burned: A Memoir

Women We Buried, Women We Burned is a memoir by journalist Rachel Louise Snyder about her journey from a rebellious teenage runaway to a reporter covering violence against women globally, connecting her own trauma from a strict evangelical upbringing after her mother's death with the stories of survival she witnesses worldwide. The book details her experiences with homelessness, abuse, and self-reliance, contrasting them with her later work in places like India, Cambodia, and Niger, ultimately exploring themes of resilience, healing, and the complexities of survival.