Susie Bright's Sexwise: America's Favorite X-Rated Intellectual Does Dan Quayle, Catharine MacKinnon, Stephen King, Camille Paglia, Nicholson

by Susie Bright

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Susie Bright turns her legendary critical eye to the sexual side of life, including essays on: FemmchismoHow To Make Love to a Woman, From One Who DoesJimi Hendrix, and Why the Little Dykes... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1573440027
• ISBN13: 9781573440028
• Release Date: April 1995
• Publisher: Cleis Press
• Length: 130 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"

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Since there are no Publisher's Comments or Editorial Reviews available here, I am including the following in hopes it may be of some help: Susie Bright's Sexwise: America's Favorite X-Rated Intellectual Does Dan Quayle, Catharine MacKinnon, Stephen King, Camille Paglia, Nicholson Baker, Madonna, the Black Panthers and the GOP ANNOTATION Candid, campy, and sexy, Susie Bright's latest pop culture primer on sex raises more than an eyebrow as she looks at the state of sex in America. Along with essays, interviews, and reviews, Sexwise includes new writing that traces Bright's development as America's most daring (or darling?) sexpert. WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING Susie Bright is an American Treasure. Once again, her sharp wit and erotic imagination put a spin on modern culture unlike any other... - Sallie Tisdale

X-rated Intellectual, Indeed!

Ah, the delectable Susie Bright. This book, though several years old, is fabulous. In it, Ms. Bright cunningly explores several themes and individuals with wit and intelligence. Her description of a discussion she had with adult film (and I do mean film) director Andrew Blake on her dislike of his lack of realism in his films' lesbian scenes is right on. Another great tale is her fantasy involving Dan Quayle. Yes, that's right, J. Danforth himself is lucky enough to have been the subject of one of Ms. Bright's sexual fantasies, or, at least, she will have us think so. As is true of all of her books, Sexwise by Susie Bright is not to be missed.