Susan Jane Gilman is obviously a gifted writer with a great feel for combining outrage with humour, but all in all, I was a pretty disappointed.When I bought this book, I was expecting a funny, smart, insightful treatise on feminism in 2001. It started out great, but by halfway through had devolved into what I can only describe as a myopic political rant. While I agree with most of Gilman's sentiments, the message was clear that if I didn't agree with all of it 100%, I was somehow letting down the sisterhood.I started this book laughing and ended it angry. Goddesses are a vibrant, diverse, and colourful lot. Trying to paint us in black and white will never do us justice.