Dworkin Book Club

Posted January 29, 2022 by diana00912 in FeministBooks

Would anyone be interested in reading an Andrea Dworkin book at the same time and discussing it on ovarit? (Same time, relatively. A benefit to an online discussion is we can be a bit ahead or behind each other and just discuss when we're ready.) For those who haven't read her, she's by far my favorite feminist writer I've ever read. She had so much heart and pulled no punches.

I'm flexible in terms of the book. Her bibliography is available in e-book and pdf format here: http://radfem.org/dworkin/

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Posted January 29, 2022 by diana00912

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