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Ineta Joksaite naidon — This wasn't as fascinating as her fiction, and while I found it almost a little too back-patting at times, I think it's a good insight into her mind and what motivates and inspires her, as well as her take on some of the other big names in women authors, and the dilemmas we often face. Definitely recommended for anyone who's into Erica Jong, or even just women authors in general.

Meghan Luthman mluthman1 — Awaiting delivery of this book at McNally Robinson. This book is finally delivered. March 15th 2011.The sixth book was definatley too far fetched for me. I didn't know if I was reading Shakespeare, mixed with Twiligt and on and on. This is the last book of this series I will by. I get it now.

Lay Tang layhancie368 — I read this one a while back but the review did not get entered. I am definitely a novice when it comes to how to do this goodreads thing. Anyhow, I did enjoy this book. I found the history to be fascinating and the characters engaging. I particularly liked Laurence Luther and the side story of baseball. The police strike in Boston and the subplots of the principal characters made for a good read.

Marcel Maino marcelmaino — I loved this book! It was fresh, warm, cold, HOT – all the sensations you can possibly have while reading a book! It made me cry, laugh, be angry, happy…It.Was.Great! This book is about family and love, much more than falling-in-love! It’s creative, different and fun! Please, please, please, read it! Then come back grab a cup of coffee and let’s discuss it! I could find new adjectives all day long!