I'm not sure that I buy the notion of a
"female" voice either. The writer who wrote women most
truthfully, IMO, was good old D.H. Lawrence....no one's idea
of a equality minded guy. Conversely, it has been said of
Hemingway, "he set for himself the impossible task of proving
more of a man than Gertrude Stein".
I kinda go with the unfashionable idea that good
writers are gonna write good, irrespective of sex.
James
James Michael Rogers
jetan@ionet.net
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