Oh, interesting! I can’t wait to see your review and hopefully read it myself when it comes out.

Me too, and I am glad that I finally got around to reading it. Sometimes I am embarrassed at the massive lag time between my reading a review of a book I want to read, and then actually reading that book. :p

She reads many things in the tub. Her head is full of knowledge. And yeah, she’s in the primary source place. I am not quite there yet. :p

Yes, I was impressed with Siegel. I wonder if she’s written anything else?

Well, I’ll have to look out for it now, if it’s dedicated to you! 😀

Oo, I hope you can find it. If you don’t know much about feminism, I think this is a goodish introduction to the different waves of the movement. And it is well-written too!

That would be nice, but very difficult to encompass without being sort of dissent-squelch-y. :p

Yup, what Anna said. But apparently their science is shoddy.

You do want to read it! I know how you love reading about teh women.

True! It is good for creating a small network of associations in your brain for further reading — so when I encounter these figures again, I will be all, Oh, yes, Camille Paglia, I remember her name.

The Strand is miserably crowded at Christmas, if that makes you feel any better, and wayyyyy too hot. I am hoping it has calmed down a bit by now.