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Sex from Scratch

Making Your Own Relationship RulesBy Sarah MirkNarrated by Mark Peckham, Jorjeana Marie, Caitlin Davies, Julia Whelan, Bahni Turpin, Cassandra Campbell, Andi Arndt, Karen White, Erin Bennett, Carrington MacDuffie, Sean Runnette, various narrators

Length5h 53m

About this audiobook

With nearly half of marriages ending in divorce, an increasing number of people deciding not to have kids, and more people than ever identifying as LGBT, modern life is clearly in the need of modern relationship advice. Sex from Scratch analyzes the facets of contemporary relationships through the struggles, opinions, and experiences of a diverse group of individuals living in nontraditional relationships. Rather than telling readers how to snag a partner and find "true love," it gleans real-life knowledge from people of all sexualities and genders—including individuals trying to make open relationships work to those who have opted against having children—distilling their hard-earned wisdom. Contributions from Andi Zeisler, Stu Rasmussen, Betty Dodson, and others make this love and dating guidebook an essential, fun, and insightful resource for anyone in any type of relationship.

Audiobook details

GenreSelf-Help, Health and Wellness

Length5 hrs 53 mins

Narrated byMark Peckham, Jorjeana Marie, Caitlin Davies, Julia Whelan, Bahni Turpin, Cassandra Campbell, Andi Arndt, Karen White, Erin Bennett, Carrington MacDuffie, Sean Runnette, various narrators

FormatAudiobook

Publish dateJan 13, 2015

LanguageEnglish

1Chapter 1

10Chapter 10

2Chapter 2

11Chapter 11

3Chapter 3

12Chapter 12

4Chapter 4

13Chapter 13

5Chapter 5

14Chapter 14

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15Chapter 15

7Chapter 7

16Chapter 16

8Chapter 8

17Chapter 17

9Chapter 9

18Chapter 18

About the author

Sarah Mirk

Sarah Mirk is the online editor of national feminism and nonprofit Bitch Media, for which she writes on issues of race, class, and sexuality. She was formerly a staff writer for the weekly newspapers the Portland Mercury and the Stranger. In addition to traditional reporting, Mirk also writes nonfiction comics ranging from personal stories of female Guantanamo detainees to Oregon History Comics, a series of small press comics about Oregon’s past. She lives in Portland, Oregon.View all by Sarah Mirk