Description
Feminism fought for a woman's right to be sexual. In our 'post-feminist' times we assume we have it. But do we?
Journalist J K Collins was agony aunt at For Women, the first ever explicit sex magazine aimed at women in Britain; she uses her unique material to take a racy and informed look at the sexual habits, hang-ups, anxieties and desires of a whole range of contemporary heterosexual women.
Ranging across topics such as fantasies, porn, body image, dress, blow jobs and masturbation, Collins gives a sympathetic, non-judgemental and realistic appraisal of how, and whether, women are really getting 'the sex we want'. ISBN:0044409737 
