Into the pale politeness of post-feminism, Greer has thrown a polemical bomb . . . Greer's acid anger comes as a surprising reminder of what the point of a feminist book was meant to be. It is funny, unforgiving, un ...
Decca Aitkenhead, Guardian
Don't underestimate this book. Its power, like that of The Female Eunuch, lies in the virtuosity and wit of its questions. Its capacity will force us to stop and think.
Lisa Jardine, Observer
Three cheers for Greer . . . She makes every other feminist writer look like pallid fast food, devoid of vitamins and roughage.
Lesley Garner, Evening Standard
Into the pale politeness of post-feminism, Greer has thrown a polemical bomb . . . Greer's acid anger comes as a surprising reminder of what the point of a feminist book was meant to be. It is funny, unforgiving, un ...
Decca Aitkenhead, Guardian
Don't underestimate this book. Its power, like that of The Female Eunuch, lies in the virtuosity and wit of its questions. Its capacity will force us to stop and think.
Lisa Jardine, Observer
Three cheers for Greer . . . She makes every other feminist writer look like pallid fast food, devoid of vitamins and roughage.
Lesley Garner, Evening Standard
Into the pale politeness of post-feminism, Greer has thrown a polemical bomb . . . Greer's acid anger comes as a surprising reminder of what the point of a feminist book was meant to be. It is funny, unforgiving, un ...
Decca Aitkenhead, Guardian
Don't underestimate this book. Its power, like that of The Female Eunuch, lies in the virtuosity and wit of its questions. Its capacity will force us to stop and think.
Lisa Jardine, Observer
Three cheers for Greer . . . She makes every other feminist writer look like pallid fast food, devoid of vitamins and roughage.