Several of the Fay books deal with the problem of gender, and I will review them as a cluster. First I will look at three works which operate within a classical Jungian frame, and then turn to one which is academic and feminist. Sonoko Toyoda, Claire Douglas and Marion Woodman are convinced that the true work of analytical psychology is the recovery of the lost feminine. Some would agree with this assessment; however, the founder of analytical psychology had a checkered history with regard to the feminine.