This is likely the best book i’ve read in the last several years. One of those books where you are outraged, depressed, crying, screaming and laughing at the same time, one of those books you wait for all day until you can sit down with it again. At least the first half of the book… the second half wasn’t quite as powerful for me, but still wonderful. I understand how someone might think this view of compassion “wimpy” and “same old same old” But it really is a way beyond despair and rage, a way of protesting evil without letting it consume you. It’s not about forgiveness, It’s about power and action.

The author attempts to confront her rape, beating, and abuse by men in her life but she avoids her own anger and rage about the male violence perpetrated onto her. She remains the “good girl” and subsumes her anger into a semantic term “fierce” compassion. The title of the book is rather “nice girl forgives once again”. Except now she learned from her male roshies that growing up to womanhood means we no longer need to be silent provided we forgive. And since we are not compassionate enough to kill all violent males, we cannot do much more than laugh at our own anger. What’s so fierce or compassionate about that!

Olga Kurylenko is new Bond girl

Miss Kurylenko, recently seen opposite Timothy Olyphant in video game spin-off Hitman, will star as the ‘dangerously alluring’ Camille

I am never had a problem with nudity, if they want strip me for Bond, thats fine said Olga Kyrelenko for Maxim

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