In Sex and Single Girls, women in their twenties and thirties-born with the sexual revolution and the feminist and civil rights movements of the '60s and '70s, and raised with the conservative backlash, the AIDS epidemic and the queer movement of the '80s and '90s-write about sex. In a bold and honest collection of personal essays, the authors lay bare pleasure, fear, desire, risk, survival, heartbreak, and intimacy: all that comes with exploring sexuality. Addressing a wide range of topics-from online sex to porn, bisexuality to marriage, S/M to STDs: from the tease to the one-night stand, dating to coming out, oral sex to orgasms: from a girl's first vibrator to dykes and their strap-ons and far beyond-the contributors write their own rules and tell their own stories with empowering and often humorous results. A potent, entertaining collection, Sex and Single Girls offers all the passion, hilarity, authenticity and character of women's sexual lives.