In this episode of Three Minutes Between Pages, we review *Yellowface* by R.F. Kuang, a satirical novel about plagiarism, publishing, social media, and the uncomfortable stories people tell themselves to justify success.

We explore why the novel became one of the most talked-about books of recent years, what it gets brilliantly right about the publishing industry, and where its relentless satire may leave some readers exhausted.

Is *Yellowface* exposing hypocrisy, or simply proving that everyone believes they're the hero of their own story?