Want

Sexual Fantasies by Anonymous

By: Gillian Anderson

Narrated by: Gillian Anderson, uncredited

A collection of sexual fantasies from women around the world, Want is a revelatory, sensational, and game-changing exploration of women’s sexuality that asks, and answers: How do women feel about sex when they have the freedom to be totally anonymous?

“The book you hold in your hands started as an invitation to women across the world, a call for women to share the sexual fantasies, thoughts, and feelings that so many of us hold in our heads but so rarely speak out loud. A chance to gather the voices of women worldwide into a new book of fantasies for a new generation. I have always been intrigued by sexual fantasies, and I view my role in this book as a curator, shepherding these diverse and amazing voices into book form. This book is a platform for the voices of all women, no matter where they come from or how they were born, to enable us, in complete anonymity, not only to share, but paradoxically to be seen and be heard. I want to take away the taboo of fantasies and bring in the body positive, the thrill, and the fun of it all in the hope that this book, your letters, through disclosure, representation, and identification, might inspire.”—Gillian Anderson©2024 Gillian Anderson (P)2024 Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

We all deserve being loved, and honored. In so many and varied ways.

Excellent listen. I wish I'd heard or read this 50,years ago. Definitely before marriage. Definitely. But it's not to late. Praise.

Already waiting for volume 2

What an enjoyable experience. Well worth the exploration. What about religious women? Over represented atheists, agnostics and no practicing

Great book

Very interesting book. Keep me interested and relaxed. I do recommend this book for others.

Authenticity

The vulnerability expressed aroused me as much as a single word written. I cannot recommend highly enough. 🥰

Gillian goes over the top

Lots of variety, some of it titillating some of it not (personal preferences acknowledged), but the one thing I couldn't understand was why Gillian Anderson felt the need to do her narration in overwrought, gushy whispers. She sounds like she's trying too hard to sound *sexy* and it comes off as cringey and cloying. All the other narrators approach their bits straightforwardly and trust the words to deliver the impact. But Gillian's breathy, pseudo-sultry introductions and preludes sound like they're from another production, audio brought to you by Pornhub. That aside, it was a great idea to update Nancy Friday's groundbreaking work for the 21st century.