The truth about Lorin Jones

Polly Alter reckons herself as a feminist. Not the most active, but to trust men she flatly refuses. Especially after the divorce, when the hostility towards him stirs best friend gene, according to which men are no better than the dirt under my fingernails. What a difference a strong female friendship and, of course, work. Polly wrote a biography of outstanding artist Lauryn Jones, who died without receiving in life worthy of recognition. Poly was determined to prove that Lauryn Jones was the victim of men's ambition, selfishness and male chauvinism. If not for men, Lauryn Jones would now be not only famous, but also a living. But all is not so simple. And the farther Polly moves in search of the truth about Lorin Jones, the more immersed in her life, the more complicated becomes her own.
A novel Alison Lurie that life is full of shades and impossible to fit it into the scheme, how would that be desirable. Piquancy the book gives what convinced feminist Alison Lurie was not afraid plenty to laugh at the militant feminists.