I’m looking forward to reading Emily Dubberley’s new book, “Garden of Desires: the Evolution of Women’s Sexual Fantasies”. Having previously founded Scarlet Magazine and Cliterati, Dubberley has meticulously collected the fantasies of over 400 women for her book, exploring the evolution of female sexual ponderings since the last experiment of this kind in 1973.

Here’s part of Anna Sanson’s interview with Emily Dubberley at LadyGardenProject.com:

“…I’ve wanted to write this book for 20 years – ever since I started studying female sexual fantasy. It’s been 40 years since (Nancy Friday’s) My Secret Garden came out and, thanks to that book, many of us are lucky that we’ve grown up our entire life knowing that female sexual fantasy exists. There’s been the modern rise of feminism but there hasn’t really been a big sex-positive movement and it seemed to me it was getting overdue. I wanted to write something that reflected all women – not just the media image of women that we are presented with…”

Read the full interview here.