Title: 20th century feminism invades Roman England
Product review: In the Mists of Avalon, Ms Bradley had an established story to weave an beautiful, intricate plot around. In this book, freed from any historical (or mythological) plot, Ms Bradley writes a feminist, revisionist story of Roman England. Here all the women are wistful long suffering philosophers or harridan revolutionaries and all of the men are boarish, ignorant louts whose sole purpose is to make the lives of the women miserable.The Mists of Avalon was a great book. This is dreadful feminist tripe. What a disappointment. It shows a lot more about where Ms. Bradley's head is at than anything else.
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