Kate Millett’s Sita is a raw, autobiographical account of her intense, obsessive lesbian love affair with an older, thrice-married woman named Sita, chronicling its passionate beginnings, the jealousy and chaos (Sita’s children, male lovers), and its painful disintegration, offering a candid look at love’s exhilaration, despair, and Millett’s own struggles with self-doubt and potential mental health crises as the relationship ends, leading to profound analysis of power dynamics within love.
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| Title: Sita |
| Author: Kate Millett |
| ISBN: 9780860000000 |
| Subtitle: an essay on the literature of imprisonment |
| Genre: Autobiography/Biography |
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| Publication Date: 28394 |
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| Publisher: Virago |
| Language: English |
| Format: Hardcover |
| Pages: 321 |
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| Book_ID: 101974 |