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Women in Their Beds: New and Selected Stories: Critical Review by Gary Amdahl

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Gina Berriault
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SOURCE: "Making Literature," in The Nation, June 24, 1996, pp. 31-32.

[In the following review, Amdahl strongly praises Berriault's work and asserts that she is a powerful force against the mediocrity of modern fiction.]

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