What is your opinion of Miss Pamela as a person? Is she an air-head? Just a bad girl? Or is their depth to her?

Would you say the author is very much a product of the sixties? Do her activities have relevance today?

Is Miss Des Barres a symbol of the sexual revolution that took place, or is she just a harlot that can be at home in any century or decade?

She does not call herself a hippie. But she adopts and agree with the hippie philosophy. What defused all the hip idealism Pamela Des Barres alludes to throughout the book?

Miss Des Barres only touches upon participating in one peace march, yet she feels herself to be a part of a movement that will change the world. She also participates in a "sit in" in Sunset Boulevard. Do you consider her a...