Title: Me- -Again!
Product review: Naomi Wolf is getting really, really tiresome. First, we got a treatise on how the world forces women to be consumed with their looks (written when she was a single young woman, consumed with her looks). Then, on becoming famous and influential, she tells us how important, how noble, it is to be powerful. But at least these books wrestled with ideas.Now she's had a baby, so, a book about having babies. There's barely the pretense that this book is anything more than a description of her privations as representative of Woman's privations, written in what felt to me a humorless and hasty way. It's the startling inablilty to really conceive of a world beyond herself that makes the book so disappointing. There's only so much that a book about Ms. Wolf's pregnancy hardships can inspire in a reader.
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