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Title: Poles Apart
Review: This book is many ways the opposite of one of Dworkin's critical feminist works. Whereas the latter are compelling, this is quite boring (in the sense of nothing new); where they are seamlessly convincing, this is self-conscious (like an exercise in good writing). Also, readers of the radical political texts, might be disturbed by the sensibility here--impersonal sex seems more often a cool thing, than a sexist thing, and there is a kind loudness or unconvinging extremeness in the reportage (Bennington is little more than a brothel and high school teachers are like gods). This is unfortunate, because it might make some readers (not this one, I don't think) question her feminist texts as overstated or too extreme.
