What's On Ellen Pompeo's Bookshelf?
The best medicine for the Grey's Anatomy star? Nonfiction—an unconventional memoir, a gutsy travelogue, economics, spirituality, men—plus a head-scratching dose of Robertson Davies.
Are Men Necessary?
By Maureen Dowd
Dowd is brilliant. She doesn't write in a jaded way, and she doesn't stoop to male bashing, but she addresses a number of questions about male shortcomings. It sounds a little Camille Paglia-ish, except Dowd sets about finding the answers with real wit. I met a guy at a Coffee Bean who liked the book so much, he said, "I think every guy should read it." I thought he was right.
By Maureen Dowd
Dowd is brilliant. She doesn't write in a jaded way, and she doesn't stoop to male bashing, but she addresses a number of questions about male shortcomings. It sounds a little Camille Paglia-ish, except Dowd sets about finding the answers with real wit. I met a guy at a Coffee Bean who liked the book so much, he said, "I think every guy should read it." I thought he was right.
From the January 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine