The Book of Seeing With One's Own Eyes

by Sharon Doubiago

Nine stories focus on the psychological distance between men and women in modern American society.

362 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Jen]

I love that this voice is out in the world; there is a woman so different from me in personality, but so similar to me in need and flaw that I can admire and nod from afar, but question and cry and comfort up close. Maybe if I was around in the '60s and '70s, her voice would be mine. Regardless, I'm grateful her voice exists.

[Jessamyn]

A really beautiful set of stories that explore self identity through the relationships we have with people who cross our path (in a non cheesy way). I had a hard time putting it down, mostly because her vivid descriptions of where she traveled to (mostly around Northern CA) and the people she met.

[Jen Lighty]

I read this book in a frenzy, amazed at the soul of Sharon Doubiago revealed in fragments through these stories. She is a warrior of truth, fearless....