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[In 2002, a book titled The Sexual Life of Catherine M. hit the American book scene (Millet 2002). The book, an autobiographical account of the extraordinary sex life of a French woman named Catherine Millet, was widely reviewed (generally positively) in major American publications, and achieved sales that put it on some of the most prestigious best seller lists. Millet, though highly esteemed in the art/literary world, did not make her reputation as an expert on sex, and certainly not as a writer of pornographic materials. For many years, she has been an eminent Parisian art critic and the editor of the highly respected magazine Art Press.]
Published: Nov 7, 2015
Keywords: Comic Book; National Geographic; Sexual Content; Sexual Material; Explicit Material
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