The book, 'Womyn', is excellent. The story relates how woman evolves into a more powerful independent womyn, after being victimized by the character 'Man'. I like the way the author uses simple universal names for the two main protagonists in the story: simply 'womyn' formerly 'woman', and 'man'. This aspect of the book caught my attention right away and made me read further. The story is universal, which is another very appealing element to the book: anybody can relate to this story regardless of gender, race, religion, or creed. The story talks about the entire human race. Face it: gender issues are not even close to being resolved. We are still at the tip of the iceberg, while the unresolved issues represent the gigantic iceberg still underneath the waters of human consciousness. I feel that's what the book 'Womyn' made me think about gender issues and womyn's rights. It is just the tip of the iceberg. We still have alot of work to do, with many steps along the way to solutions. The first step? Read this book!