Often we hear/read women whining on and on and on and on that the New York Times Books section (or New York Times Book Review) doesn't have a gender quota for thumbs up or positive review of female writers. It is said that "if a female writer's book is reviewed, it must get the 5 stars or NYT is undeniably sexist." And "There must be equal ratio of positive reviews for female written books as male written books, or those guys at NYT are without a doubt misogynist pigs" For those of you with a different view of the female mastership of writing great literature, I give you..... Gilbert Gottfried reading "50 Shades of Grey":
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