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[The Erotic Lives of Women, photographs by Linda Troeller, interviews by Marion Schneider (Scalo, 1998, 208 pp., $45).]
Marion Schneider wanted to talk to other women about her erotic feelings and experiences, “about the importance and creation of orgasms,” but she was too embarrassed to raise the subject with friends directly. So she […] The Erotic Lives of Women, photographs by Linda Troeller, interviews by Marion Schneider (Scalo, 1998, 208 pp., $45). Marion Schneider wanted to talk to other women about her erotic feelings and experiences, “about the importance and creation of orgasms,” but she was too embarrassed to raise the subject with friends directly. So she decided […] Jan Saudek. Photographs by Jan Saudek, introduction by Christiane Fricke. Taschen, 1998, 200 pp., hardbound, $29.95. “Yes — it’s a theatre — and we are viewers and actors at the same time — and it’s a funny and sordid performance!” — Jan Saudek
Jan Saudek is back. German publisher Benedikt Taschen […] As far as the news media and most of the American people are concerned, the sexual relationship between Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky has come, seen, conquered, overstayed its welcome, overstayed its welcome some more, and finally sunk into a well-deserved oblivion, deep below the surface of public consciousness. What we once […] It was the third in a series of conferences sponsored by the Center for Sex Research at California State University, Northridge — all with the same basic concept: bring the academics and press people together with the people they study and write about, so that each can benefit from the other’s particular […] |
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