Author's suspended Twitter account

[Cooroo]

I recently read The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock by Imogen Hermes Gowar. While googling her I saw a tweet and clicked on it, and it said the account was suspended.
Not being a great Twitter user myself, can anyone help me work out why? Presumably she said something unsayable...
It's a good book, set in 18th century London, featuring mermaids both fake and (maybe) real, courtesans, ship owners and women trying to find their place in life.

[newrubylane]

Screenshot from her Instagram.

[nauticant]

I did wonder when having a quick Google I was presented with the image of a blue-haired graduate of Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History.

[GNCQ]

Well I suppose she's woke enough for Twitter but too female

[Cooroo]

Oh well done for finding that. I am a little disappointed with the TWAW parroting...
Thanks!

[thinkingaboutLangCleg]

Shame.I was interested n the novel, but I’m not giving my money to misogynists. Amusing that her loyal, handmaidenly support of TWAW got her accidentally blocked by the gender-identity police.

[EyesOpening]

Ironically on that instagram post, someone has commented "how absurd that the truth should be censored"

[thinkingaboutLangCleg]

She seems to be opposing an open letter written by the Wild Woman Writing Club to the organisers of the Women’s Prize for fiction, who have longlisted a book by a transwoman.
wildwomanwritingclub.wordpress.com/2021/04/06/open-letter-to-the-womens-prize/

[Cooroo]

I just found the letter (missed it here when it first appeared) - what a fabulous piece of writing. It's really inspiring. I fail to see how anyone cannot see the sense of it.