Don’t know. But the question certainly gets your attention.

Another point worth pondering: fantasy is said to be an integral part of the human experience, yet why do so few women have sexual fantasies? Charlotte Roche, author of the erotic book Wetlands, talks about this and more in an interview with Salon.com, here.

There’s nothing more provokative than a discussion on female sexuality and inequality, which has intrigued, disgusted, provoked and annoyed scholars, activists, and women and men for centuries. I think Roche enters the disucssion, and attempts to disrupt the pink Chick Lit genre, with quite a bit of conviction. Whether or not that’s well earned is yet to be said, since I haven’t read the book yet.

Has anyone else?