Christina Dalcher is an American author and linguist whose debut novel Vox imagines a near-future America in which women are limited to speaking just one hundred words per day, controlled by electronic word counters locked around their wrists. The novel is a chilling feminist dystopia that explores what happens when women's voices are literally silenced. Dalcher's audiobook offers listeners a gripping, provocative thriller that resonates powerfully with contemporary debates about gender, power, and the politics of speech.
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