With one of the first critical studies to treat Nin's work as a
whole, Richard-Allerdyce reclaims Nin's writings as she traces the
development of Nin's theories of gender and the creative self. She
presents Nin's works in the context of a long and complex history
of women's efforts to find a means for expressing female
experiences in writing.
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