When a book creates polarized reactions, it usually means that the status quo has been challenged, the truth has been questioned and rules have been broken. That is what Anka does. It's ironic that no one ever criticizes Dave Berry, George Carlin or Jerry Seinfeld. They are comedians making people laugh. So is Anka. She satirizes and makes jokes about the lighter side of sexual extremes. So why do people feel they have to attack her? Her book is very funny but with a cutting edge. The topic of sex and the unusual subcultures that she writes about throws people off-balance. She can touch someone's raw nerve and they take it personally. She is just trying to have fun! Must everyone be so serious? I envy your talent. Anka's skill is to mock the pretentious, to expose the vulnerable underbelly and find the hilarious poignancy of sex. What could be better?

Sexplorations is a very funny book. Just ask David Alan Greer or Conan O'Brien, they love her.

Anyone who is familiar with Anka's article's in Details will definetly love this book. It's filled with stories of Anka and her friends going around and partying throughout the American fornication sites. It is filled with *ANKAHUMOR* which I love and I really think u should check it out.

One of my friends best describes Anka as "A woman who gets a lot of play and then writes about it badly." I became so bored with this book that I only made if halfway through, then picked it up a month later thinking that I should finish what I start. Needless to say, I was very disappointed with her "wild" stories and descriptions of sexpolitations. She writes like a gossipy girl trying to shock the reader with her "crazy" tales, her extensive knowledge of the male anatomy and psyche, and ability to talk graphically about sex with anyone she meets on the street. If she is truly that daring, perhaps she should be on television, where her personality can be more appreciated than it can in a poorly written book.

At last, a rare sex-in-the-nineties book that'll intrigue the wild girls *and* thrill the guys who get excited reading about them. From aphrodesiacs to condoms, from dating services to paying for sex, Anka explains it all for you--she's an unembarassedly sexually-forward author who happens to have not only a great sense of humour but also of the erotic and the outrageously silly. Whether you're a wild girl or a timid one, or the typical male reader of "Details" who supposedly "reads it for the articles," this is a flashy, funny, and arousing wild ride through the politics of the bedroom (and bathroom, and living room, and kitchen table, and back seats of cabs).

for edgy, smart, sexy women everywhere