Talk Dirty to Me is a frank, funny, and provocative journey through gender and desire. It ranges from romance and pornography, prostitution and morality, to fantasies and orgasm. Sallie Tisdale guides us through her research of peep shows, sex shops, and even the pornography collection of the British Library. Along with descriptions of her personal experiences, she presents a brilliant, fascinating, and wholly original portrait of contemporary sex and sexual identity. "I wrote Talk Dirty To Me almost twenty years ago. I was in my thirties, and I still found sex bewildering - to be precise, I found my own anxieties and shyness about sex bewildering." - Sallie Tisdale Sallie Tisdale challenges commonly held assumptions about almost everything related to sexuality. Talk Dirty to Me investigates the role of sex in human life: from discussing how gender is now something partly born, partly borrowed, and partly built; to exploring how children are sexualised in fashion, music, and advertising while condemnation of paedophilia reaches fever pitch. "I don't worry much about sex anymore. It just is, there - sometimes forward, sometimes over in a corner. There's mine, and there's yours, and I don't worry too much about yours. Sex is just being human." - Sallie Tisdale Talk Dirty to Me encompasses a wide range of references: American and Japanese pornography, James Joyce's infamous love letters, interviews with prostitutes proud of their skills and earning power, cultural writing from Roland Barthes to Susie Bright, Freud, Adam and Eve, to the findings of sex researchers such as Masters and Johnson. Sallie Tisdale invites her readers to have an open conversation about sex while challenging traditional feminist attitudes towards sexual politics. A personal philosophy of human sexuality - now expanded and revised. Talk Dirty to Me is a frank, funny, and provocative journey through gender and desire. It ranges from romance and pornography, prostitution and morality, to fantasies and orgasm. Sallie Tisdale guides us through her research of peep shows, sex shops, and even the pornography collection of the British Library. Along with descriptions of her personal experiences, she presents a brilliant, fascinating, and wholly original portrait of contemporary sex and sexual identity. Sallie Tisdale challenges commonly held assumptions about almost everything related to sexuality. Talk Dirty to Me investigates the role of sex in human life: from discussing how gender is now something partly born, partly borrowed, and partly built; to exploring how children are sexualised in fashion, music, and advertising while condemnation of paedophilia reaches fever pitch. Talk Dirty to Me encompasses a wide range of references: American and Japanese pornography, James Joyce's infamous love letters, interviews with prostitutes proud of their skills and earning power, cultural writing from Roland Barthes to Susie Bright, Freud, Adam and Eve to the findings of sex researchers such as Masters and Johnson. Sallie Tisdale invites her readers to have an open conversation about sex while challenging traditional feminist attitudes towards sexual politics.

From award-winning, bestselling author, Imogen Keeper, comes a sexy page-turner romance with twists and turns and lots of dirty talking. It began online with a single message. Two strangers, shedding layers, moving apart then near. A dance of words. One question more. One deeper confidence. One raw admission. Circling closer with every strike of the key. Maybe it could have happened with anyone, but I don't think so. I think it was just something about the strange, f*cked-up oppositional force of us. Direct messages became text messages, and text messages became stolen phone calls, hot whispers in the night, dirty pictures, and filthy words. And when phone calls weren't enough, it got real. He ruined my life, destroyed everything I always wanted, showed me who I really am. He ripped apart the fabric of my life, exploded it with lies and secrets and darkness and painful truths. He was a hitman. I was his target. He was stalking me all along, and now he was going to find whoever wanted me dead. He was never going to let me go. This is our story. If you love stories with huge hot tattooed hitmen, secrets and lies, mystery, humor and explosive heat, this is the story for you. HEA guaranteed, full-length standalone, no fades to black, nothing but fun. WARNING: This is a story about a heartless hitman hired to kill a woman. He stalks her for his job and falls in love. If that idea offends you, this story probably isn't for you.

Ex-mean girl Dixie Davis returns to her hometown jobless and broke to discover that she stands to inherit her dead friend's phone sex empire if she can attract more clients than the other candidate--her former lover.

Growing up it felt like she was meant to be ashamed of her sexuality. Girls aren't supposed to want those things, right? With grand visions of sexual empowerment, Emma decides to try being an operator for a sex hotline. But there's a gaping wound between those visions and reality.

During the course of a career that began in the late 1940s, Lenny Bruce challenged the sanctity of organized religion and other societal and political conventions and widened the boundaries of free speech. Critic Ralph Gleason said, “So many taboos have been lifted and so many comics have rushed through the doors Lenny opened. He utterly changed the world of comedy.” He died in 1966 at the age of 40. His influence on the worlds of comedy, jazz, and satire is incalculable, and How to Talk Dirty and Influence People--now republished to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Lenny Bruce's death--remains a brilliant existential account of his life and the forces that made him the most important and controversial entertainer in history.

"Tell me what you want. Talk dirty to me." Biologist Nora MacGregor is frantic when she loses her dissertation notes on female sexuality—and some very personal fantasies. Then a sinful stranger calls with a wicked proposition: if she talks dirty to him, he'll return her notes, page by page. "James" allows Nora to explore her deepest desires and challenges her clinical ideas about sex. But James can't give her the loving touches she finds in her budding relationship with Dr. Jarod Reed. Jarod seized an opportune moment to fulfill his desire for Nora by becoming the mysterious James. While the anonymous, erotic phone sessions are unforgettable, Jarod longs to tell Nora he wants more than just talk. But how can he confess his deception without it costing him the chance to make their fantasies a reality? 27,000 words

A woman in the business of love that's never been in a real relationship.Check. That's me. Nessa Night. Now I know what you're thinking. That sounds like a stripper name. Hold up. Let me explain.It's my radio talk-show name. My incognito way of helping the world love deeper and more often. Though my love life is like a ten-year-old fall leaf trapped between the pages of an old journal. #dramaticI'm short. Curvy. Average at best. And I'm a fraud. For all the advice I give on the air, I have zero experience to back it up. I'm eternally single. Forever alone.And the only man I've ever caught feelings for is one of my callers: Mr No Name.Much to my surprise, he's not unknown at all.The grandson of the great Jack Daniels is my caller, and worse? He's my brother's best friend from high school. Only one way to right these increasingly awkward wrongs. High school reunion time. He wants in, and I want a date who looks like him. The only thing off is his advice about love. It's from Nessa night. Me!And if he swoons over her (me!) one more time, I'll have to give in and tell him. Besides, I'm in the business of love. If I don't got this, who does? *Gulp*

Commitment-shy Claudia has found the perfect man. He never leaves his dirty socks in the living room floor, eats all the cookies, or leaves the toilet seat up. In fact, he's just a voice on the other end of the phone. And, as Trixie, she's been talking dirty to him every night for the last week. "Jack" calls the Talk Dirty To Me phone sex line nightly just to talk to Trixie. She loves his silky voice and he has a way with words that lights her fire, leaving her hungry for more. Then Claudia meets the tall, striking Dr. Blake Marsh, a man with a familiar voice she can't quite place. After spending time with Blake (and her nightly calls suspiciously stop), she begins to suspect he is Jack. Now that she's falling for the sexy doctor, can she prove he really is the bad boy on the other end of the phone?

Two strangers. One rule. Don't ask questions. Lex Amos is not a woman who gets walked on. She does the walking. So when her boss hands her a project she always swore she'd never take, and her boyfriend breaks up with her, she does exactly that. She quits her job and plans the vacation of her dreams. Iceland in February. Northern Lights, delicious food and frozen vistas.There's just one problem--her rental car crashes in a blizzard on an isolated stretch of road through the Arctic tundra and there's only one light in sight. She stomps through the wind and snow to the light, opens the door and finds a man--a big burly man with no name, a killer body and a brazen idea. They'll be stuck together for two, maybe three days. The blizzard ensures it.They have a choice. They can spend those three days in awkward silence, part ways, and promptly forget one another. Or, she can strip off her wet clothes, indulge in her every carnal desire, and they can go to their death beds with a single burning memory of the wild blizzard they spent shacked-up in the arms of a stranger. Life's full of tough choices, isn't it?When it's all over, they say goodbye forever. But the mystery man won't get out of her head. He's slithered his way into her heart. And apparently she slithered into his, because he shows up again. This time it's real life. Same rules. No questions except for the single biggest one of all. Can Lex stopping fighting her mysterious man and start fighting for him?Fight Dirty With Me is a standalone suspense romance novel with secret billionaire identity, lots of laughs, steamy content and no fade to black. It is book 2 in the Dirty Series, but you do not need to have read book 1.