Across
- 2. Protective garment of the domestic worker
- 5. The fabricated 19th-century lifestyle Natalie and Caleb perform for their children
- 6. To make butter the old-fashioned way; also what a guilty stomach does
- 7. The false outward face Natalie spent her whole career constructing
- 8. Season of gathering crops; also of consequences
- 9. Feather writing instrument of the 19th century
- 12. Pre-electric light source, made from tallow or beeswax
- 16. To carefully select and present content
- 17. Churned dairy product, pioneer staple
- 18. The culture that plays a key role in Natalie's downfall
- 19. What Natalie and Caleb built online, and what they destroyed
- 20. What happens to Natalie's grip on reality over years inside her own deception
- 22. Romanticised longing for the past
- 23. To turn the soil before planting
- 24. Their footage exposes the truth about the homestead
- 25. Pioneer women's fabric head covering
- 28. The condition of being raised inside a fabricated world
- 30. Eight million at Natalie’s peak
- 31. The public unravelling that destroys the Heller Mills empire
- 33. Where Natalie first met Reena
Down
- 1. Fibre, spun and woven
- 3. Presenting a crafted self to an invisible audience
- 4. Device for weaving cloth by hand, found on every real homestead
- 6. Cool underground space for storing food through winter
- 10. What Natalie was before the fall from grace
- 11. Restrictive 19th-century undergarment
- 13. A tradwife influencer with eight million followers
- 14. The carefully curated online persona Natalie constructed for millions
- 15. Natalie's Harvard roommate
- 16. Natalie's eldest daughter, the moral compass who walks her siblings to the highway
- 21. Youngest son of a senator, happiest doing nothing
- 24. The literary mode driving Yesteryear's critique of influencer culture
- 26. Rendered animal fat used to make candles before electricity
- 27. The senator patriarch whose money funds Yesteryear Ranch
- 29. The Idaho ranch stripped of all modernity after the scandal
- 32. The pioneer world's eldest child, whose memoir has the novel's final word
