Sex Drives

Discover the provocative insights of Laura Frost in her compelling work, Sex Drives, published by Cornell University Press in 2001. This thought-provoking exploration spans 277 pages and delves into the intricate connections between sex, literature, and fascism, challenging traditional narratives in gender studies and literary criticism.

Frost engages with notable voices, including Salvador Dalí and Sylvia Plath, whose controversial statements reflect the turbulent relationship between sexuality and power. Through careful analysis, she uncovers how literature from the British Isles, Ireland, and beyond examines the darker aspects of desire and authority.

Whether you're a student of modern literature or simply curious about the intersection of sex and politics in artistic expression, Sex Drives is an essential read. Join Frost as she navigates the complex themes that remain relevant in today's discussions of gender and societal norms.