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Mostly Straight

Sexual Fluidity among Men

Ritch C. Savin-Williams

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$27.95 • £24.95 • €25.95

ISBN 9780674976382

Publication Date: 11/13/2017

256 pages

5-1/2 x 8-1/4 inches

1 table

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Ritch C. Savin-Williams is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Human Development at Cornell University.

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Read an interview with Ritch Savin-Williams at the LogoTV website NewNowNext
Read an Advocate feature, “Sex Outside the Lines,” on the recent research of Professor Savin-Williams and others into sexual fluidity
Listen to Savin-Williams explain to Newstalk Ireland’s Lunchtime Live how we’re all a little bit bisexual
Read Savin-Williams’s essay at New York Magazine’s The Cut on fluidity, bromances, man crushes, and the celebrity interview that inspired his book’s title
At Time, read an excerpt from Mostly Straight on “mostly straight” as a legitimate sexual identity, on par with the commonly accepted categories of straight, gay, and bisexual
Read Vice and Playboy interviews with Savin-Williams about how men parse their desires
Read Savin-Williams’s introduction to the “mostly straight” concept in the UK’s Gay Times
At Psychology Today, read Savin-Williams’s explanation of “bud-sex” and how it can function to reinforce traditional masculinity among self-identified straight men
At Psychology Today, read Savin-Williams on why women may show more sexual fluidity than men
Read more about Savin-Williams’s work on male sexual fluidity in the Evening Standard, Gay Star News, and International Business Times

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