Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism by Camille Paglia Pantheon, 2017, 315 pages, $50 __________________________________ Camille Paglia is, perhaps, the world’s only exciting septuagenarian lesbian academic. She champions pornography, football, rock music, poses for photoshoots holding a switchblade, and routinely says things like “Lena Dunham is a big pile of pudding” and Taylor Swift is an “obnoxious Nazi Barbie”. Her new essay collection Free Women, Free Men predominantly consists of two-decade-old, already readily available excerpts, articles and lectures, and offers little new material for those who have followed her career thus far. It is presented chronologically, with few annotations.…