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Article: Paperbacks; The birds & the beach: Sex and the summer reader Books include a collection of erotic writing, a gay memoir and a look at fantasy's role.(ENTERTAINMENT)(Review) (book review)
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- Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
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- July 5, 1998
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It seems sort of incongruous to be writing about books about sex to take to the beach because that would take time away from people-watching. These books, however, might be worth the missing of a few sights. They're certainly designed to raise the temperature whether the sun is out or not, and no sunscreen is required.
Too Darn Hot: Writing About Sex Since Kinsey (Persea Books, $15), celebrates the 50th anniversary of the publication of the Kinsey Report: "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male." The editors, Judy Broomfield, Mary McGrail and Lauren Sanders, have collected 47 examples of erotic writing: poetry, short stories, memoirs, advice columns, essays and ...
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Article: After Hours: A Collection of Erotic Writing by ...
Black Issues Book Review;
September 1, 2002 ;
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...edited by Robert Fleming Plume, August 2002 $14.00, ISBN 0-452-28332-9 Author and editor Robert Fleming scores big with his new book of erotic short stories by "gentle" men of color. After Hours opens with foreplay in the form of a charming sexual allegory, "Cultural Relativity;' from National Book
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