Candace Bushnell - Van még szex New Yorkban?

Twenty years ago, Candace Bushnell created a new genre when she wrote Sex and New York, her astonishingly candid book about the sexual rituals of Manhattan's elite. The writer is now coming out with another groundbreaking piece in which she reveals the sexual and dating habits of people over fifty.
The setting of the stories this time is Manhattan's Upper East Side and a rural settlement called "The Village". In his usual satirical style, Bushnell presents the dating habits of middle-aged men and women who continue to navigate the ever-modernizing world of love and relationships. Bushnell presents typical 21st-century dating phenomena such as the "unexpected puppy attack," when a sober older woman becomes the center of attention of a much younger man, we learn about the Mona Lisa treatment, a vaginal reconstruction surgical procedure that is often are recommended for middle-aged women, and we can find out what chances a divorced woman in her fifties might have in the world of Tinder. Bushnell updates and rewrites one of Sex and New York's most popular stories, the "boys on bikes". They were the men who always wanted to ride their bikes up to the woman's apartment. has now become widely accepted. The writer introduces us to the new subspecies of "bike boys" and maps out where and how to scout them with the help of a bicycle. (He'll also tell you if it's worth it.)

By Candace Bushnell

Bushnell examines love and life from all angles. She talks about marriage and children, divorce and bereavement, and the societal pressures on women today to not only preserve their youth, but also to be successful and wealthy. The book provides a brutally honest social overview and should be useful reading for anyone interested in twenty-first century relationship issues.