This sexy and informative guide will help women understand why they fantasize, what other women fantasize about, and the deep down desires a reader and her partner may both be secretly harboring.

Previously published as "In the Garden of Desire", this groundbreaking book describes common fantasy roles for women; illuminates the diverse functions of women's sexual fantasies; and offers straightforward advice for when and how to talk about fantasies with a lover.

In this groundbreaking and provocative book, originally published as In the Garden of Desire, renowned sex therapist Wendy Maltz and journalist Suzie Boss guide you through the fascinating world of women's sexual fantasies, showing how they often hold the key to increased sexual pleasure. Private Thoughts describes the most common fantasy roles for women, illuminates fantasy's diverse functions, explores where fantasies come from, explains how to change unwanted or troublesome fantasies, and offers readers straightforward advice for talking about fantasies with a lover. The authors draw on insights gained from years of clinical experience, professional research, and intimate interviews with women of all ages and lifestyles who revealed deliciously original, sensuous, and erotic stories. Entertaining as well as informative, Private Thoughts takes readers on a unique journey of passion, pleasure, and self-discovery.

Feeling like you have lost your Mojo? Sex and Sexuality are some of the most controversial words on the planet, next to Politics and Religion. Throw in sex and sexuality for women, and in some quarters they don't know where to look. Where'd My Mojo Go?! is the seminal work of Jane Monica-Jones, the 'Russell Brand' of the sexual revolution. Covering the BIG subjects such as... *Sexual fantasies - and what they mean. *The Invisibility Syndrome - why do women feel sexually invisible when they get older. *The 'N' Word - Neediness, the Mojo killer. Discover your Sexual Siren *Sexual Boundaries - Learn to flex your sexual boundary muscles. *Going where no book has gone before Jane calls us to heal our own psycho sexual ills and by doing so maybe we can heal some of the sexual ills on the planet. Plus heaps more... Jane looks at the subject of female sexuality with revolutionary eyes and invites you to do the same. With chapter heading such as - 'You Are Not Your Boob Job' - 'Is Your Staunch Killing Your Raunch" and 'Stop Slaying Your Sisters', this book is at times hilarious as well as wise and highly controversial.

Female sexual fantasy began in 1973 with Nancy Friday’s multi-million-selling collection of real women’s fantasies, My Secret Garden. Until that book was published, female sexual fantasy did not exist; not even within the pages of Cosmopolitan, their opinion at the time being: ‘Women do not have sexual fantasies, period. Men do.’ Friday’s book changed all that. Now, exactly forty years on from Friday’s masterpiece, leading sex writer Emily Dubberley is curating a brand new female fantasy classic for the modern era. It’s a post-Fifty Shades, post-Sex and the City world and in Garden of Desires, hundreds of real women share details of their most private thoughts. This is an exploration of the meaning of desire. Dare to read, dare to dream, and dare to discover the new truths of female sexuality. The stories are red hot and completely original. And they’re going to make your heart beat faster – and make headlines nationwide.

The #1 New York Times–bestselling author’s “groundbreaking” work on women’s sexual fantasies (Publishers Weekly). First published in 1973, My Secret Garden ignited a firestorm of reactions across the nation—from outrage to enthusiastic support. Collected from detailed personal interviews with hundreds of women from diverse backgrounds, this book presents a bracingly honest account of women’s inner sexual fantasy lives. In its time, this book shattered taboos and opened up a conversation about the landscape of feminine desire in a way that was unprecedented. Today, My Secret Garden remains one of the most iconic works of feminist literature of our time—and is still relevant to millions of women throughout the world. “The author whose books about gender politics helped redefine American women’s sexuality.” —The New York Times