This view, I have realised makes a man quite uncomfortable. But to present this viewpoint is not necessarily to be a feminist. It seems that it is, on the whole, difficult for a woman to be judged purely as a writer. To the critics one is a woman writer. I t's like saying that when a man writes of the particular problems a man is facing, he is writing male propaganda.
Nobody says that.
T here is no doubt that some of women's writing is propagandist. Marilyn French's Women's Room, for example. In these novels one goes to the other extreme from the romantic 'moonlight and roses' kind of fiction. The author has let anger carry her away. Virginia Woolf's famous statement about anger getting in the way.