Age which "has stirred up a considerable controversy". According to Keith Dunstan in The Best Australian Profiles (2004), this review was "[t]he most famous.... [Forshaw] described [The Female Eunuch] as 'the orchestrated over-the-back-fence grizzle... based on the curious fancy... we were all men, and then some fiend castrated half of us.'" Forshaw compared herself to Greer: "I'm not a middle-class lady defending her domain. My parents were working class.... I'm a housewife because I want to, I write because I want to, I love my husband who is a male, chauvinist pig and I love my two children." Thelma Forshaw died on 8 October 1995 of a stroke in her sleep, aged 72, and was survived by her husband George and their children Helene and Grea. Bibliography Short story collection Selected anthologised short stories Thelma Forshaw's short stories have appeared in numerous publications and have been widely anthologised. "Love-Life of a Boozer", Modern Australian Humour, Bill Wannan (ed), Lansdowne Press Pty Ltd, 1962 "Better than Australia, No?", Two Ways Meet: Stories of Migrants in Australia, Louise Elizabeth Rorabacher (ed), FW Cheshire, 1963 "The Widow", "The One That Got Away", Australian Pavements: An Urban Anthology, Bill Wannan (ed), Lansdowne Press Pty Ltd, 1964 "Love-Life of a Boozer", An Overland Muster: Selections from Overland, 1954–1964, Stephen Murray-Smith (ed), Jacaranda Press, 1965 "The Widow", Australian Writing Today, Charles Higham (ed), Penguin Books, 1968 "Love-Life of a Boozer", The Pick of Modern Australian Humour: A sparkling collection from the work of Australia's foremost humorists, Bill Wannan (ed), Lansdowne Press Pty Ltd, 1968 "The Mateship Syndrome", Modern Australian Short Stories, Mary Lord (ed), Edward Arnold, 1971 "The Wowser", Best Australian Short Stories, Douglas Stewart and Beatrice Davis (ed), Lloyd O'Neil, 1973 "The Ace (Mateship Syndrome) ", Stories from Down Under, AG Ayre (ed), Longman, 1976 "The Demo", The Penguin Book of Australian Short Stories, Harry Heseltine (ed), Penguin Books, 1976 "The Lampoonist", The White Chrysanthemum: Changing Images of Australian Motherhood, Nancy Keesing (ed), Angus & Robertson, 1977 "On Our Safari", Australian Short Stories, Kerryn Goldsworthy (ed), JM Dent Pty Ltd, 1983 "A tuntetes (The Demo) ", Vilagirodalmi Folyoirat (World Literary Magazine) 1985/8, Kardos Laszlo (ed), World, 1985 "The Demo", Impressions of Australia, Eva Laegdsgaard, Inger Marie Dahl (ed), Systime, 1986 "Better than Australia, No?", Living Here: Short Stories from Australasia 1938–1988, Edmund Campion (ed), Allen & Unwin, 1988 "The Demo", Ourselves Among Others: Cross Cultural