Now I think that people grow out of rock because it doesn't speak to them any more. I don't think it's a failure that I don't listen to rock any more, but I would have, if you asked me 20 years ago. I try to get to it around the side because it's been written about so often, I don't want to repeat it, it's a cliche. I try to be constructive. I tried to lead the reader through my investigation of my anger.
Process is important.
But I still manage to piss people off. Minnesota Women's Press, Inc. 771 Raymond Ave. Minnesota Women's Press, Inc., is an independent, woman-owned and operated business. This page was last updated on January 19, 2000.