Dear Frank: A Memoir Book

I cannot recommend this book highly enough. Georgie Anne Geyer is as honest and demanding with herself as she is with her interview subjects, as she talks about the political revolutions that she covers as a journalist, and the feminist revolutions that happened within herself. She talks about what it's like to be a writer, and what it's like to be a woman, and what it's like to be a woman writer, when all the other writers and politicians around you are men, and the benefits and the drawbacks of that situation. It is an absolutely fascinating read, and it made me realize once again how blind I can be sometimes, both to my own choices and to my history. I have a whole new list of people and events to go research now. Not that I'm complaining about that. A good book should always lead you farther than itself.