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Title: Political Corrections
Review: Although touted as 'the unauthorised parody' of Gone With the Wind, it lacks both the wit and humor necessary to carry it off. The story is plodding and pedestrian, told in the first person as if written in a diary. Cindy is a mulatto woman, child of Gerald O'Hara and Mammy, half-sister to Scarlett and long time lover of Rhett Butler. She's been to Europe, outlived most of the O'Hara family and is meant to be a 'strong resourceful black woman'of her time, a role model. However it is as a cardboard cutout of such a role model that she works best, being two dimensional and altogether lacking in life! Rather than exploding the myth of GWTW, this novel serves better as an example of editorial fallibility. The author meant well I'm sure, unfortunately contemporary politics and pseudo-afrocentric feminist analysis do not a great historical parody make.
