For all naughty women: 5 books with tickling content you must read

5 Books With Tickling Content You Must Read:

Candace Bushnell, Sex and the City (1997)

Some people still don't know that the Sex and the City series is based on Candace Bushnell's column. She wrote a column in the mid-nineties for the Observer newspaper. The first few seasons of the show actually followed the column, only the column is a bit darker anyway, telling the raw, unfiltered truth about dating in New York in the 90s, creating a really amazing portrait of the city at that time (the rich people, the social and intellectual scene). The book is thus a collection of columns.

Roxane Gay, Bad Feminist (2014)

Bad Feminist is a series of entertaining and insightful essays. It does not talk explicitly about sexuality, but also focuses on gender and race, among other things. Roxane touches on feminism today and describes how we all feel like a 'bad feminist' at times.

Gay Talese, Thy Neighbor's Wife (1981)

The book Thy Neighbor's Wife deals with sexuality in post-World War II America up to 1970. It talks about liberated love, sexual morality, and tells the story of how Talese had sex with his neighbor's wife.

Carol Queen, Real Live Nude Girl: Chronicles of Sex-Positive Culture (1997)

The book was written by a sociologist, sexologist and self-proclaimed prostitute. In one chapter, the author writes a letter to her mother describing how she became a 'sex worker'. Among other things, he also writes about the erotic bliss during smoking, performing in the red light district, sex clubs, etc.

Xaviera Hollander, The Happy Hooker (1971)

The book was written in 1971 by the amazing writer and prostitute Xaviera Hollander. It is a memoir in which Xaviera describes in detail her first sexual experiences, what it was like to be one of the highest paid prostitutes in New York or a madam in the finest brothel. Xaviera was eventually deported from the US due to 'low morals'. The book is considered a pioneer of positive writing about sexuality.