From the writer Rolling Stone deemed "part of an intellectual avant-garde of the purity brigades" and San Francisco magazine called "a keen observer of human idiosyncrasies" comes the debut memoir.
In Sexless in the City, a twentysomething urbanite finds that neither Harlequins nor the jazz songbook have prepared her for the challenge of finding the lifelong love she yearns for. With the "cheeky" wit she's become known for on her blog, Anna Broadway writes about her youthful ambition of writing or editing bodice-rippers, struggles with debt and loneliness, the pleasures and perils of meeting men in singles bars and other urban outposts, and about her friendships with women searching, as she is, for a good man to grow old with. Guided by her trust in God and the teachings of the Bible, Broadway navigates romantic entanglements with the Harvard Lickwit, Hippie the Groper, Ad Weasel, 5 Percent Man, and various others who wander in and out her life—but never into her bed.
Sexless in the City offers a lighthearted, yet unflinching, look at the realities of life trying to reconcile Christian beliefs with the mores and temptations of the modern world.
"Spicy and funny." - Publishers Weekly
