| Tracey Cox - you have a background in psychology and used to write for Cosmo - what inspired your move into the world of sex? |
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| ‘Supersex' has been hailed as ‘the sex manual for the new millenium'. The tone and style of the book seems a lot sassier than other sexual guides on the market. How did you realise that there was a market for such a manual? |
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| What makes your book different to other titles such as Alex Comfort's ‘Joy of Sex'? |
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| The book is very much intended for both sexes. As a female author, I would imagine it was easier for you to get women to be more candid than men… Or did you find both sexes equally forthcoming? |
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| How is Supersex intended for both men and women? |
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| Do you believe that the sixties really was a sexual revolution for both sexes, or do you believe that in the 21st century, the majority of us have still have sexual hang-ups? You have included a chapter in your book entitled 'This is really embarrassing, but…' which covers topics that wouldn't normally be discussed… |
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| What are your thoughts on the Kamasutra? |
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| You deem the Jessica Rabbit vibrator 'the world's favourite vibrator'. It certainly seems to have had the most publicity! Which other sex toys come highly recommended?! |
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| You base a fair proportion of the book on your personal experience - in one chapter you describe your experience of a very large penis - and a very small one! Has it ever worried your lovers that they might end up as examples in print?! |
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| And finally, what are your 5 top-tips for incredible sex? |
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