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3.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Token Woman: The One That Got Away (Paperback)
A surprisingly innovative fictional account, written in the first person, of an overeducated, but chronically unfulfilled, 70's feminist who never gets close to comprehending that her gender may not be the issue. The author deftly reveals the jaded perceptions and narcissistic motivations of this selfish creature. But I felt so little sympathy for the character as the narrative progressed, that I found myself many times ready to toss it in. This book does stand, though, as a vivid testament of early feminism at its self-destructive worst -- or is it just the story of a bitter woman on gender crutches (you be the judge). It is a remarkable first novel and this reader cannot wait until the author turns her considerable gifts to a more deserving subject.
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Token Woman: The One That Got Away by J. H. Raichyk (Paperback - May 31, 1998)
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