Is it possible to develop a kind of sexual intelligence, one that can deepen our pleasure and give us a greater awareness of ourselves?

Kim Cattrall has been igniting a new sexual revolution ever since the publication of her first book, Satisfaction-an intimate guide to satisfying sexual desire. With Sexual Intelligence, she continued the revolution.

Cattrall and a small group of writers and filmmakers traveled to the historic sites that have given expression to human sexuality-including the streets of ancient Pompeii, the Secret Museum in Naples, the beaches of Cyprus, and the rolling hills of Dorset, England. They also interviewed experts, sexual adventurers, and ordinary people.

The result is an informed and entertaining look at the mysterious logic of sexual desire. Sexual Intelligence features candid conversation, comic animation, master works of art, and contemporary photography-all woven into a narrative that celebrates nature, imagination, and the sensuality of life.

Kim Cattrall was born in Liverpool, England, and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. She has appeared in many movies, but it has been the role of the sexually adventurous Samantha Jones on Sex and the City that has earned her iconic status and made her an international star. She lives in New York City.

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"It explored the grand mystery that makes fools of princes and princes of fools (and gets people fired from their jobs): physical chemistry, emotional chemistry, first glances, fantasies, lust and love."

The Toronto Star

" Cattrall is adding one more sexual feather to her cap with an exquisitely designed, beautifully written book "

Elle Canada

" look out for Cattrall's Sexual Intelligence, an illustrated guide to more fulfilling sexuality."

The Vancouver Sun

"With a black-and-white nude photo of Kim Cattrall on the cover, Sexual Intelligence may be the sexiest coffee table book in years. [Cattrall] channeled the humour of her alter ego Samantha Jones, and combined it with testimonials from regular people and research from experts "

The Edmonton Sun