Title: Sex (book)
Content:  Sex is a 1992 book written by American entertainer Madonna, with photography by Steven Meisel Studio and Fabien Baron. It was edited by Glenn O'Brien and published by Warner Books, Maverick and Callaway. The book features adult content including softcore pornography and simulations of sexual acts including sadomasochism. Madonna developed Sex after Judith Regan of Simon & Schuster publishers suggested a book of erotic photographs. She wrote it as a character named "Mistress Dita", inspired by 1930s film actress Dita Parlo. It was influenced by punk rock and fashion figures including Guy Bourdin, Helmut Newton and Robert Mapplethorpe. The photos were shot in 
Title: Sex (book)
Content:  Sex was "impeccable. Obsession about the human body was in vogue. Along with Madonna's book were artist Andres Serrano's "cumming shots" and Jeff Koons' The Jeff Koons Handbook portraying fairy tale pictures of the artist having sex with his pornographic actor wife, Cicciolina. Sex has also become an important book in the LGBT community. Mark Blankenship, of the LGBT-oriented website New Now Next said that "literature changed forever" with the publishing of Sex. Madonna's portrayal of lesbian love scenes in the book sparked debates about her own sexual orientation. This was an adjunct to her public relationship with comedian Sandra Bernhard with 
Title: SexIs
Content: Buck Angel: FTM transsexual and adult film maker. ; Rachel Kramer Bussel: Author, columnist, and editor, specializing in erotica. ; Nina Hartley: Pornographic actress, pornographic film director, sex educator, feminist, and author. ; Midori: Human sexuality writer, speaker, and sex educator. ; The Bloggess: (Jenny Lawson) Journalist, blogger, and author. ; Jerry King: Cartoonist, past winner of the National Cartoonist Society Magazine Gag Cartoon Award. ; Em & Lo: (Emma Taylor and Lorelei Sharkey) Authors, bloggers, sexual advice columnists. Among the notable regular contributors to SexIs are: 
Title: Sex and a Girl
Content: Angela Gots ; Robert Hays ; Ellen Greene ; Sean Flynn ; Danny Masterson ; Alison Lohman ; Soleil Moon Frye ; Lisa Brenner ; Geneviève Bujold ; Mary Kay Wulf ; Tom Wright ; Ivo Cutzarida ; Ryan Freeman ; John Walcutt 
Title: Sex (book)
Content:  Several writers consider Sex a bold, post-feminist, work of art, besides being labeled a "cultural book". Martin Amis of The Observer wrote an essay discussing the book's cultural meaning. Critical theorist Douglas Kellner affirmed that with Sex "Madonna became herself, an artifact of pop culture". French academic writer Georges Claude Guilbert described Sex as "one of the most successful publicity stunts in history", whereas Russell W. Belk, author of Handbook of Qualitative Research Methods in Marketing, feels its success was a product of marketing. Despite the negative feedback, sales of both albums and Sex generated more than US$500 million ($0 million in dollars) 
Title: The Joy of Sex
Content:  In 1984, Joy of Sex based on this book was released, directed by Martha Coolidge and written by Kathleen Rowell & J.J. Salter.
Title: Sex (book)
Content:  her the title of S&M's first cultural ambassador earning her praise for recreating "porn-chic". Humberto Quiroga Lavié pointed out because Sex was considered pornographic that helped it to become a bestseller. Steve Bachmann, in his book Simulating Sex: Aesthetic Representations of Erotic Activity pointed out that "perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of Madonna's sexual phenomenon is the extent to which her book marked a new threshold in the pornographic franchise". McNair wrote in his book that, "Sex brought out the personal underground to the surface of pop culture". London art critic Sarah Kent wrote in Time Out that the timing 
Title: Elizabeth Benedict
Content:  Benedict's Joy of Writing Sex: A Guide for Fiction Writers (Story Press) was first published in 1996. A second edition, published in 2002, was updated to include the new role of the Internet and the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal in writing about sex in fiction The book was also published in the U.K., Germany and Australia Benedict teaches workshops on writing about sex in fiction at writers' conferences and has appeared on radio shows discussing the issue in the U.S., UK, and Australia. The Joy of Writing Sex led The New York Observer to include Benedict on its panel on the 
Title: Sue Johanson
Content:  Johanson is the author of three books: Talk Sex (ISBN: 0-14-010377-5), Sex Is Perfectly Natural but Not Naturally Perfect (ISBN: 0-670-83856-X), and Sex, Sex, and More Sex (ISBN: 0-06-056666-3). All of them cover the sex topics from different points and include the detailed answers of the most delicate questions asked commonly about sexual life, Johanson's advice and health information. Johanson was also the author of a weekly column published in the Health section of the Toronto Star newspaper.
Title: Sex (book)
Content:  human equivalent of the Energizer Bunny, flashing us her breasts in every magazine that'll let her. [...] Her book Sex, is a rip-off. Because it's not about sex, it's more about a hatred of it. [...] The book is not erotic. It's all somehow, astonishingly, dead. As sexy as a body chart at the doctor's office. Because it's just as precise and soulless. [Sex] is a con job because instead of being flagrant pornography, it dresses itself up as Great Art. The text is pretentious and derives most, if not all, of its impact from the fact that it's Madonna talking, quite a lot... Any other model would sound no more or less coarse, just uninteresting."

Question: Who is the author of Sex?
Answer: Steven Meisel.