A review by nesdy
La revolución feminista geek by Alexander Páez, Kameron Hurley

3.5

I liked it, but I was a little disappointed because, from the title, I expected that this would be a more general discussion of feminist geekdom at large. However, that's just the last section of the book, and while Hurley makes some really good points there, it's kind of introductory as well. In general, it's a collection of essays about Hurley's own work, life, and experiences. And I'm all for that, and good for her, and I did enjoy the essays in general, but it's really not what's advertised. Because I'm not familiar with Hurley's work, this didn't do as much for me as it would have otherwise, being such personal essays.