She Comes First is a guide to sexual intimacy that focuses on the needs and desires of women. It delves into the intricacies of the female anatomy and the importance of a woman’s pleasure. The book stresses the philosophy of female pleasure, espousing the attitude of ‘woman first.’ Author Ian Kerner argues that a man’s most important sexual organ is not his penis but his tongue.
This guided journal offers a mix of prompting questions and open-ended sections to help readers document their life’s experiences and memories.
The Undying is a deeply personal and profound reflection on the experience of illness in the modern era. In this memoir, the author, Anne Boyer, recounts her own journey with breast cancer, intertwining it with a broader critique of the capitalist healthcare system and the cultural narratives surrounding illness and treatment. Boyer’s work is a hybrid of memoir, criticism, and poetry, and it confronts the physical and emotional realities of cancer within a society that often marginalizes the sick.
Insights into how modern tech affects our ancient brains and ways to cope.
Thirteen Reasons Why explores the aftermath of high school student Hannah Baker’s suicide. She leaves behind a series of tapes explaining the thirteen reasons why she chose to end her life, implicating peers in her decision.
A guide to fostering collaborative skills and trust for a positive workplace.