Forthcoming 2014.
I’m working on a book for Simon & Schuster (US) about Generation Y, sex and identity. The book is a mix of accessible academic theory, popular culture and interviews and I’m looking for people around the globe to share their thoughts and experiences with me.
I’m interested in questions such as:
- How do our sex and relationships experiences feed into our beliefs about who we are and how we fit in?
- Are college students really “hooking up” as much as the newspapers say they are?
- What does it feel like to have loads of sex appeal… and what does it feel like to think that you have none?
- Do guys really want to have sex all the time? With anyone who asks?
- What do we think is “normal” these days… and if you’re not normal, how does that feel?
- What messages do and media and popular culture send us about sex? How do these compare with the messages we get from our friends and family?
- Are lesbians locked out of the ‘raunch culture’ debate?
- Why is sex considered so important in our culture anyway?
… and many more.
Want to learn more? Like my Facebook page to join the conversation, or email me at rachel.hills@gmail.com to join my mailing list and get an email notification when the book is released.