Title: no "women-only"...
Review: ...because who of us doesn't live a nervous condition? Its deep involvment with the meaningful place-and-time of the setting notwithstanding, this novel has all the powerful nuances of a Bildungsroman, facing anguishes and dilemmas (inferiority complex, origin-versus-progress, desire to break out) that are part of our life. And if women from all over the world will find their own experiences of discrimination mirrored in those lived by Tambu and the other female characters, men will meet the manifolded, powerful portrays of male chatacters who are all bound to "carry on the tradition in the normal, unanalytic male fashion"...A "free-your-mind" reading to everyone!
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