Siren

Chelsea Lyons gives us a blunt, bold and brave account of what it really means to be a political and environmental activist in this surprising and sometimes shocking read. She takes us on her journey as she covers political protests at the DNC, her months on the ground in Standing Rock, breaking international news from Flint, Michigan, all the way to a month of hurricane relief in Puerto Rico and beyond. Amidst all of these historical events, she also describes a deep spiritual and sexual awakening while on the road. Chelsea explores the particular struggles of women activists as she chronicles the lies, sex, corruption and drama in this witty, honest, and provocative memoir.