Pure Flame: A Legacy
Michelle Orange
เจเฉเจจ 2021 ยท Penguin Random House Audio ยท เจตเจพเจเจ: Patti Murin
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An intellectual, personal, and ultimately ferocious reckoning with feminism, family, and motherhood from a celebrated critic
โDuring one of the texting sessions that became our habit over the period I now think of as both late and early in our relationship, my mother revealed the existence of someone named Janis Jerome.โ
So begins Michelle Orangeโs extraordinary inquiry into the meaning of maternal legacyโin her own family and across a century of seismic change. Jerome, she learns, is one of her motherโs many alter egos: the name used in a case study, eventually sold to the Harvard Business Review, about her motherโs midlife choice to leave her husband and children to pursue career opportunities in a bigger city. A flashpoint in the lives of both mother and daughter, the decision forms the heart of a broader exploration of the impact of feminism on what Adrienne Rich called โthe great unwritten storyโ: that of the mother-daughter bond.
The death of Orangeโs maternal grandmother at nearly ninety-six and the fear that her motherโs more โsuccessfulโ life will not be as long bring new urgency to her questions about the woman whose absence and anger helped shape her life. Through a blend of memoir, social history, and cultural criticism, Pure Flame pursues a chain of personal, intellectual, and collective inheritance, tracing the forces that helped transform the world and what a woman might expect from it. Told with warmth and rigor, Orangeโs account of her motherโs life and their relationship is pressurized in critical and unexpected ways, resulting in an essential, revelatory meditation on becoming, selfhood, freedom, mortality, storytelling, and what it means to be a motherโs daughter now.
โDuring one of the texting sessions that became our habit over the period I now think of as both late and early in our relationship, my mother revealed the existence of someone named Janis Jerome.โ
So begins Michelle Orangeโs extraordinary inquiry into the meaning of maternal legacyโin her own family and across a century of seismic change. Jerome, she learns, is one of her motherโs many alter egos: the name used in a case study, eventually sold to the Harvard Business Review, about her motherโs midlife choice to leave her husband and children to pursue career opportunities in a bigger city. A flashpoint in the lives of both mother and daughter, the decision forms the heart of a broader exploration of the impact of feminism on what Adrienne Rich called โthe great unwritten storyโ: that of the mother-daughter bond.
The death of Orangeโs maternal grandmother at nearly ninety-six and the fear that her motherโs more โsuccessfulโ life will not be as long bring new urgency to her questions about the woman whose absence and anger helped shape her life. Through a blend of memoir, social history, and cultural criticism, Pure Flame pursues a chain of personal, intellectual, and collective inheritance, tracing the forces that helped transform the world and what a woman might expect from it. Told with warmth and rigor, Orangeโs account of her motherโs life and their relationship is pressurized in critical and unexpected ways, resulting in an essential, revelatory meditation on becoming, selfhood, freedom, mortality, storytelling, and what it means to be a motherโs daughter now.
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Michelle Orange is author of the essay collection This Is Running for Your Life, which was named a best book of 2013 by The New Yorker. Her writing has appeared in The New Yorker, Harperโs Magazine, The New York Times, Slate, Bookforum, The Nation, and many other outlets. A contributing editor and columnist for the Virginia Quarterly Review, she is a faculty menยญtor in the gradยญuยญate writยญing proยญgram at Goucher Colยญlege and an adjunct assisยญtant proยญfesยญsor of writยญing at Columยญbia Uniยญverยญsity.
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