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How the #MeToo movement has shaped how women write crime fiction

By Alison Taft, Course Director of Creative Writing, Leeds Beckett University

It’s seven years since #MeToo became a viral phenomenon. The social media campaign against sexual harassment and assault encouraged survivors to share their stories. But has anything changed in the way crime fiction is written as a result?

There are now novels that specifically reference the #MeToo movement, such as Complicit by Winnie M Li, The List by Yomi Adegoke and

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