E. Jean Carroll
Auteur van Hunter: The Strange and Savage Life of Hunter S. Thompson
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E. Jean Carroll's Ask E. Jean column has appeared in Elle for more than a decade. She was a contributing editor at Esquire and has written for Rolling Stone, Outside, and New York magazine. E. Jean was nominated for an Emmy for her writing for Saturday Night Live. She lives in Nyack, New York The toon meer author doesn't want everybody thinking she's a lovelorn twit because she's single. In fact, the author is living happily ever after all by herself in a cottage outside New York City, is enjoying just a ridiculously huge number of flings, and has been married the normal amount (twice). She has four rescued dogs. The author weighs either 128 or 133, depending on what she had for lunch. toon minder
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Here’s an amusing mock-umentary showing what the world would look like with female parthenogenesis:
No Men Beyond This Point
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2556936/
“Praise Nature”
No Men Beyond This Point
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2556936/
“Praise Nature”
I'm going to return this book to the library and then go purchase a copy so I can reread it at my leisure.
This is the way it is. I read it in a day. When I finished I wrote E. Jean Carroll an email. I have only ever once before written an author, Howard Bahr after The Widow of the South. I told Auntie E that I believed her and had her back.
Funny how I related to this travel book slash memoir. Funny, the book was genius funny for being able to put you at ease while describing some horrible occurrences in her life. And relatable because as a woman, who of us has not been on the receiving end of 1) female discrimination 2) misogyny 3) unwanted sexual advances?
I related to Ms. E. In so many ways. I lived in Ft. Wayne, I have been to many of the towns she traveled to, I too have a Kitty with my last name, I too have laughed off very serious situations because laughing helps tap down the terror.
Anyway, a memoir that is entertaining, funny, compassionate, eye opening....name 5 woman who could be President?
Name 5 female movie stars you admire?… (meer)
This is the way it is. I read it in a day. When I finished I wrote E. Jean Carroll an email. I have only ever once before written an author, Howard Bahr after The Widow of the South. I told Auntie E that I believed her and had her back.
Funny how I related to this travel book slash memoir. Funny, the book was genius funny for being able to put you at ease while describing some horrible occurrences in her life. And relatable because as a woman, who of us has not been on the receiving end of 1) female discrimination 2) misogyny 3) unwanted sexual advances?
I related to Ms. E. In so many ways. I lived in Ft. Wayne, I have been to many of the towns she traveled to, I too have a Kitty with my last name, I too have laughed off very serious situations because laughing helps tap down the terror.
Anyway, a memoir that is entertaining, funny, compassionate, eye opening....name 5 woman who could be President?
Name 5 female movie stars you admire?… (meer)
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Fascinating look into the psychology of the women of middle America through the eyes of E. Jean but also quite a look into E. Jean's own psyche, all under the guise of what to do about men.