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I thought it would be a simple matter to briefly review "Wind Woman" but the author left so many "loose ends" that

I find it difficult not to add my own thinking to the author's work.

Aside from the molasse 8-sweet type of story telling the author has done a magnificent job of presenting with understanding the theme of inversion. I do not know how true a portrayal of Lesbian love she has made or how it will be accepted by the general reading public or the homosexual. Carol Hales has done an excellent job of interpreting the impact of the emotional trauma of childhood, or has she lifted the therapy sessions from a case history?

Perhaps to the homosexual the complete acceptance of herself by the heroine after therapy will be acceptable, but I doubt if it will be to the heterosexual. Here is where it is difficult for the heterosexual to have a complete understanding of the homosexual. Miss Hales further confuses the heterosexual reader by the sexually satisfactory heterosexual affair with the doctor and all the time wo thought it was because heterosexual affairs were not satisfying!

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Vera H. Plunkett

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