Fear of Flying by Erica Jong (1973)

The protagonist, Isadora Wing, is a young woman who is determined to overcome her fear of flying.

She embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring her own sexuality and identity.

Isadora meets a variety of people, including her former lover, and through her experiences, she learns to confront her fears.

The novel is a feminist exploration of traditional gender roles and sexual conventions.

Isadora struggles with the idea of monogamy and the idea of open relationships.

She also grapples with societal expectations of women and the taboo of female sexual desire.

The book is often considered the first modern feminist novel and is credited with helping to launch the Second Wave Feminist movement.

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