You may not agree with everything she says, but she'll make you think. Especially recommended to fans of Susie Bright. Similarly, sex was called a bad thing, a nasty thing, even for, perhaps especially for, good girl feminists. This book gathers previously published essays on topics ranging from pelvic exams, pornography law, the men's movement, sex as art, Madonna, and sacred whoredom. Queen is an intelligent, funny writer.
Queen is brilliant and witty.
For people who can't imagine what all the fuss is about sex, this is the book to read. For most men, relief comes from treatment of physical causes. Using case histories, Renee Fredrickson stresses the importance of recovering these memories as a crucial step in healing, and she explains various therapeutic processes used in memory retrieval. Herbert Schiller, while distrustful of government authority over the information highway, is even more suspicious and fearful of private, commercial control. Oscar Gandy expresses serious concerns over our loss of control over personal information.