Title: A shame
Product review: I was intrigued by the cover so I read this book. Dworkin, like most radicals, simplifies life. she's had a bad life but I'm afraid that doesn't make her a good writer. For example. She describes penises in such a hysterical, bizarre, and overblown manner. I ended up checking mine for razor blades. When a man writes about vaginas in such a fearful way he is rightly laughed at. Andrea Dworkin is, basically, a female Sam Kinison without the humour. You've got to feel sorry for her but that doesn't make her right. All fascists use past grievances as a way of inciting hatred. Dworkin is no different. so, i'm sorry and everything, but the book is pretty dire.
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