Mona Chollet is a Swiss-born French journalist and writer, known for her feminist views and critical analyses of contemporary society. She was born in 1973 in Geneva, Switzerland. Chollet is a prominent figure in French feminist literature and has contributed to various publications and online platforms, including the French newspaper "Le Monde diplomatique," where she has worked as a journalist and editor. Chollet's work often tackles the cultural and societal norms affecting women, and she is admired for her insightful reflections on feminism, patriarchy, and the pressures faced by women in modern society. Among her notable books is "Beauté fatale" (2012), which critiques the beauty industry and its impact on women, and "Sorcières: La puissance invaincue des femmes" (2018), translated as "Witches: The Unvanquished Power of Women," in which she explores the figure of the witch as a feminist icon and a symbol of women's resilience and resistance throughout history. Her writing is celebrated for its depth, accessibility, and the way it inspires readers to reconsider the status quo regarding gender and power relations.