Morrow, 372 pp., $13.95
The revolutionary commitment may or may not be a waste of time, but how much profit can we expect to draw from an account of the experience that does not often come close to the reflective except when it is asking a question like: 'Did all of us feel interested in bombing buildings only when the men we slept with were urging us on?'
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