‘#MeToo was the delightful payback where many scumbags got what was way past coming to them. However, internet shaming and pile-ons are the bluntest instruments of justice and can catch innocent souls in the crossfire. This cautionary tale of one such instance is a story which needs to be told. Olaf Tyaransen has done so with incredible grace and restraint’

Irvine Welsh

‘We often say books are “honest” when they tell us what we want to hear or when they confirm the righteousness of the side already chosen. This book will not do that for many of us; all the more reason to read, therefore, and once you start, you won’t be able to look away. A book for anyone who has wielded an online pitchfork, had one pointed at them, or looked away in horror or fear’

Niamh Mulvey

‘So addictive it kept me up till the small hours. Brutally honest, forthright and frequently witty – Tyaransen tells the story of a miscarriage of justice in the first exposé of the dark side of #MeToo’

Larissa Nolan

‘This searingly honest, often entertaining memoir powerfully reminds us of the inconvenient truth that, despite the huge net positive of the long overdue #MeToo movement, guilt by accusation is never a road we should take – especially in a post-truth world when keyboard warriors in their echo chambers demand it’

Sarah Harte