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	<title>Comments on: I Am Not Chick Lit</title>
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		<title>By: Nancy</title>
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		<description>At what point does the descriptive &quot;chick&quot;  become derogatory? If it means writing by women, for women, that alone shouldn&#039;t earn it a critical classification. 

It seems that when just women socialize, it&#039;s deemed &#039;chick talk&#039;, which I find funny, since I pretty much speak about the same subjects with my guy friends as I do with my women friends. In fact, more &#039;war of the sexes&#039; talk gets dished with certain guy friends than between the girls. 

All that aside, I&#039;ll check out the book. Anthologies of good fiction, they&#039;re right up my alley, whether penned by chicks or otherwise!
Congrats to your friend for scoring the shelfspace at Target, too. Maybe our demographic IS in there with &lt;i&gt;avec curlers&lt;/i&gt;, but they&#039;re just as likely to be picking up motor oil as nail polish.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At what point does the descriptive &#8220;chick&#8221;  become derogatory? If it means writing by women, for women, that alone shouldn&#8217;t earn it a critical classification. </p>
<p>It seems that when just women socialize, it&#8217;s deemed &#8216;chick talk&#8217;, which I find funny, since I pretty much speak about the same subjects with my guy friends as I do with my women friends. In fact, more &#8216;war of the sexes&#8217; talk gets dished with certain guy friends than between the girls. </p>
<p>All that aside, I&#8217;ll check out the book. Anthologies of good fiction, they&#8217;re right up my alley, whether penned by chicks or otherwise!<br />
Congrats to your friend for scoring the shelfspace at Target, too. Maybe our demographic IS in there with <i>avec curlers</i>, but they&#8217;re just as likely to be picking up motor oil as nail polish.</p>
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