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From Publisher's Weekly, on Naomi Wolf's new book: "Forget what you think renowned anti-patriarchal social critic Wolf (The Beauty Myth) always writes—this book has nothing to do with academia, politics or even feminism." So what's it about, you ask?
Her father and his creativity.
Because what could a father who encourages his daughter to set her creativity free possibly have to do with her feminism?
Her father and his creativity.
Because what could a father who encourages his daughter to set her creativity free possibly have to do with her feminism?
