Kathleen Hanna writes memoir about her 'feminist punk' life (and it's already a bestseller)

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Kathleen Hanna brings her rebellious spirit to the shelves with the release of her upcoming memoir Rebel Girl: My Life As a Feminist Punk. Fans can hear directly from the Le Tigre singer herself as she dives into her early life and the influences that transformed her into the punk feminist you know today.

The memoir is set to be released on May 14, but thanks to Amazon, Target and Walmart, you can pre-order to reserve to ensure you receive a copy by its publication date. As an added bonus, pre-ordering now will save you 10% off.

With a ton of anticipation ahead Rebel GirlAfter its release, the book has already topped Amazon's bestseller list for punk music. Instead of waiting until the memoir drops, keep reading to pre-order a copy now.

During the '90s, Hanna gained attention for her “personal yet feminist lyrics on anthems like 'Rebel Girl' and 'Double Dare Ya,'” according to the book's official description. Even today, her influence is felt as her feminist anthems continue to act as a voice for change.

Now, you'll be able to hear from her perspective as she tells everything from her friendships with other iconic artists such as Kurt Cobain, Ian MacKaye, Kim Gordon and Joan Jett to her love of the Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock and her battle with Lyme disease.

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