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Published in USA
Oct 2006
224 pages
Genre: History, Science & Current Affairs
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When her stage play The Vagina Monologues became a runaway hit and an international sensation, Eve Ensler emerged as a powerful voice and champion for women everywhere. Now the brilliant playwright gives us her first major work written exclusively for the printed page. Insecure at Last is a timely and urgent look at our security-obsessed world, the drastic measures taken to keep us safe, and how we can truly experience freedom by letting go of the deceptive notion of vigilant “protection.”
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Starred Review: "She has a vivid, startling style that is both direct and poetic, and she is able to make chilling connections...this is an important work by a major American writer." - PW.
"Readers looking for a contemporary counterpart to works such as Gloria Steinem's Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions will be captivated. Highly recommended" - Library Journal.
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