Drawn from years of investigative reporting on domestic abuse, Jess Hill’s 2020 Stella Prize-winning book See What You Made Me Do vividly conjures the scale of our national emergency, evoking a sense of urgency in the reader. Rather than asking questions like, “Why didn’t she leave?”, Jess puts perpetrators – and the criminal justice system enabling them – into the spotlight. Journalist Georgie Dent speaks with Jess about her searing exposé and manifesto for change.

<p>Drawn from years of investigative reporting on domestic abuse, Jess Hill&rsquo;s 2020 Stella Prize-winning book&nbsp;See What You Made Me Do&nbsp;vividly conjures the scale of our national emergency, evoking a sense of urgency in the reader. Rather than asking questions like, &ldquo;Why didn&rsquo;t she leave?&rdquo;, Jess puts perpetrators &ndash; and the criminal justice system enabling them &ndash; into the spotlight. Journalist Georgie Dent speaks with Jess about her searing expos&eacute; and manifesto for change.</p>

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