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| J. Shanks From: Canada Website: E-mail: shaggy108@hotmail.com |
I stumbled across a link to your site and immediately felt compelled to post a message, which I hope reaches the appropriate person. I must say "Misogyny" is one of the most important and enlightening books I have ever read. Here in Canada it is being marketed as part of the Carroll and Graf "Brief Histories" series, the titles of which are available at Chapters Indigo at a discounted price. The fact that I discovered "Misogyny" on the bargain rack seems a shame, but this may be a blessing in disguise as it is cheaply available and I have recommended it to numerous people - and in fact have purchased copies to give as gifts. It is a book that truly cries out to be read, and I thank you most sincerely for your efforts in seeing it published. Added: May 25, 2007 |
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| Rob Cundari From: Ontario, Canada Website: E-mail: cundari2003@hotmail.com |
This book is truly an amazing place to begin research on the misogynistic tendencies of human history. This history screams at us for our recognition and our contempt. Added: May 9, 2007 |
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| Joe Graham From: Belfast. Ireland Website: http://www.rushlightmagazine.com E-mail: rushlight123@hotmail.com |
I would just like to add my voice in tribute to your father, Jenny. I have never actually met him but he kidly phoned me many times and sent me clippings from the "Irish Echo" when he had gave my wee journal, "Rushlight The Belfast Magazine" here in Ireland a mention, he particularly enjoyed the ghost stories I would write and by the tone of his voice I could see he was enjoying, perhaps reliving his Belfast childhood days when as kids we would huddle in doorways in winter nights and see who could frighten each other the most with the latest legend we had just picked up from grandmother. Jack Holland was the greatest Belfast Ambassador in recent times, he had his fingers on the pulse of events in the north of Ireland. I have often thought what would have happened if a man of Jack's capabilities and principles had been the engine behind a local newspaper here in Belfast, the west in particular. It could be said that Jack was New York's gain but never could it be said he was Belfast's lose, for never was his heart or mind and more important his trusty sword,(pen)ever lacking to the call of the people he grew up among.Jack wil always be remembered and respected in Belfast. Added: May 8, 2007 |
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| Eve From: Ottawa, Ontario Website: E-mail: evelyn_boy@hotmail.com |
I wanted to take this opportunity and pay my respects, however late, to a man who has greatly influenced my life in the past years that I have become familiar with his work. A gem amidst the sand is really all I can say to describe Mr. Holland. His latest work, "Misogyny: The Worlds Olderst Prejudice" has become, for me and the women that surround me, a bible from which to understand the oppressive structures and IDEAS that we experience on a day to day basis. Thank you, Mr. Holland. Your talent and insight is a loss for us all, but what remains of you will remain treasured. Added: April 13, 2007 |
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| Frank Pollock Bean From: Belfast, Ireland Website: E-mail: frank.bean@btopenworld.com |
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| Shirley D Holland From: USA Website: E-mail: sdholland@mindspring.com |
I am family of Fred Holland b Belfast Northern Ireland 26 Dec 1874. He is the s/o of Joseph Holland and Mary Ann McCluskey/McClusky of Holland House, on Sandown. Fred Came to the USA in 1904 . Am praying that this Jack Holland may be a connection with this family of mine. sdholland@mindspring.com Added: January 15, 2007 |
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| Fiona Marie Lewis From: Exeter England Website: E-mail: f_m_lewis@yahoo.com |
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| Colleen Goddard From: Belfast once, Scotland now Website: E-mail: colleen@thefreckledfish.com |
It's been ages since I had book tokens, so this xmas I wanted something 'special' to quench my feminist reading needs, and scanned the shelves for a 'decent' read. Bemoaning that there isn't usually a 'Feminist' section in general bookstores any more (and perhaps it's because it doesn't need to be, we're all so enlightened!Mmmm!)I went to Waterstones in Glasgow hoping the precious book tokens would be put to good use. Something worthy of such a generous gift from my mum who lives in Belfast still. And Jack Holland's book was like an old pal you haven't seen in a while, but someone you want to share a drink with, to catch up on all 'that's been happening' and to chat passionately with about pet subjects. So I'm dipping into it at train stations, the office, the bedroom, and the pub! A woman sitting by herself reading a book with a clear 'message', and enjoying the company immensely! I was born in 1967, 20 years after Jack - and left Belfast only three years ago. I'm 40 this year, having grown up with 'the troubles' and am familiar with the dichotomy that exists in Northern Ireland between the 'virgin and the w****' viewpoint of women. I think Jack must have felt the same thing keenly. Perhaps one of the reasons I'm not rushing to finish the book is that it 'is' essential reading, and reaffirms the beliefs I already have; again, a welcome comfort to know there are men out there (just like my husband) who are contributing to a positive world view, and worthy of recognition. Congratulations Jack, and all the best to your family for the future ahead! Colleen Goddard (Ms) Added: January 9, 2007 |
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| Hollaback Arka** From: Arka**, USA Website: http://www.hollabackar.blogspot.com E-mail: hollabackar@gmail.com |
Thank you so much for dedicating your time to getting such a remarkable book published. It is a welcome addition to the shelves of every anti-sexist advocate. Added: December 25, 2006 |
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| Daniel Begley From: Richmond,Va. USA 23229 Website: E-mail: DBEGLEY55@Hotmail.com |
I started to travel to Northern Ireland in the 1980's and had a hard time understanding the politics.I think I found Mr.Holland in the Irish Echo and just read everything he wrote.His article in the Echo on poetry was wonderful.His advice to Bush about Iraq was %100 acurate.Just found a copy of "Too long a Sacrifice".He helped me understand the land of my grandparents.Very sorry at his passing. Added: December 18, 2006 |
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