by Naomi Wolf
First published 1993
Naomi Wolf's "Fire with Fire" ignites a bold rethinking of feminism. In the aftermath of the Reagan era's backlash, Wolf galvanizes women to reclaim their power through strategic, even aggressive self-assertion. From the boardroom to the bedroom, she challenges the notion that femininity and strength are incompatible. With searing personal accounts and sharp social critique, Wolf lights a fire under a new generation, demanding they forge their own path to equality.
Genres: gender-studies, feminism, gender-roles, womens-rights
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, social-commentary
Setting: United States
256 pages · Paperback · Random House UK