Title: Romeo_and_Juliet for dykes with a touch of On_a_Pale_Horse
Product review: This book really grabbed me... and I am not a feminist. If you read it because you're a politically correct moron and only read "women's books" or just because it's a really good book (the best feminist fiction I've ever read, far better than anything of Atwood's, and I've read three of hers) by all means, read it! The writing is wonderfully crafted, and the romance is beautiful. This is not a sex book, this is a love, life, and DEATH book.
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