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veefuller 's review for:
The Mother of All Questions
by Rebecca Solnit
I did not realise this was a part of a trilogy, the last in the series, until I read the acknowledgements. No matter -- the book and its contents still resonate with and I'll simple put both of those two other books higher up on my TBR list.
Rebecca Solnit is like that friend you just know will have your back, nod right along with you as you rage at the absurdities you face daily as a woman. She's masterful with words and cuts through the bullshit to get straight to the point. As much as being a woman is awesome, society and some of the men in it, make being a woman also incredibly terrifying.
Rebecca Solnit is like that friend you just know will have your back, nod right along with you as you rage at the absurdities you face daily as a woman. She's masterful with words and cuts through the bullshit to get straight to the point. As much as being a woman is awesome, society and some of the men in it, make being a woman also incredibly terrifying.