I Can't Pick Out One Single Book

The Young Women In My Classes Are Feisty And Clever And Believe, Often With The Passion Of Youthful Optimism, That Feminism Is A Battle Already Won. I Worry For Them - And For My Daughters, Too.

It Took A Brave Editor In The U.s. To Sign A Contract For Dancing Girls, And Without Her Belief In The Book, I'm Not Sure It Would Ever Have Found Its Way Into Print.

I Thought It Was Something Peculiar To Me. I Thought I Was Abnormal.

Every Year I Teach Dozens Of Students At The University Of Birmingham. Most Of The Students On The Gender And Sexuality Courses Are Women. I Guess This Is Because The Boys Don't Think That Gender Applies To Them: That It's A Subject For Girls.

I'm Working On A Nonfiction Book On Nepal And A Novel About Diasporas.