Back when I reviewed Rosemary's Baby, I lamented that my Women's Studies class did not study it alongside Ira Levin's other iconic work The Stepford Wives. Rosemary's Baby is an incredible piece of feminist fiction, but The Stepford Wives is so woven into pop culture that when someone hears the word "Stepford," they instantly think … Continue reading The Stepford Wives, by Ira Levin →