Tuesday, November 7, 2017

Nancy Friday's 1970s heyday


Her books are now found in few public library collections, at least according to the evidence found in LINKcat.


Nancy Friday, 84, Best-Selling Student of Gender Politics, Dies.  (The New York Times, 11/5/2017)

According to the American Library Association, Friday's Women on Top was the 70th most challenged book during the 1990s.

This decade was not 'an uncensored age' for her.

Related reading:
In spite of women's sexual fantasies, men are still indispensable.  (The New York Times, 10/7/1973)
Caroline Seebohm's review was published during my 2nd month in library school.

This stunning example of Gothic architecture was regularly in my field of vision back then.

From Retiring Guy's postcard collection

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