“Spent most of my reading time with my jaw dropped--I was way too timid to navigate the 60s as this ‘cyborg goddess’ did. Wow, did I miss a lot! The book is both a romp and a history lesson, giving you the adventures of a brave (and yeah foolish) young woman in an outrageous time. Do give it a go. Especially if you weren't there or weren't that reckless yourself. You can live it all vicariously… as I did.”
     

– Ann Medlock, novelist and award-winning public radio commentator.

"For some of us the book is a reminder; for younger women it's a revelation of what was an entirely unique college experience."
  

– Darryle Pollack, Author, I Never Signed Up for This 

“In one sense, …a fierce feminist treatise cataloguing the innumerable obstacles encountered by a young woman artist as she discovers, over and over, that the world of successful art is a man's world. But at the same time the novel is a gripping account of the late '60s counterculture and its free love movement, sketching out all the confusions and entanglements that eventually beset all those who took the anti-Establishment message seriously.This is transcendent stuff, folks; and not only will anyone who reads this book be richly rewarded, but anyone who does not will have missed something truly unique.”

– Steven K. Sharp, author, On the Skin of the Molten Iron