I was assigned to review this, which was fortunate as it seems difficult to purchase a copy of this anthology. Basically this book takes the concept of l'ecriture feminine and applies it to real life and artistic expression. Among the most compelling pieces within the anthology is Dodie Bellamy's short story "Sexspace", in which she explores the connections between language and gender and sexuality by depicting characters that enter into an internet like world in which sexuality is expressed through energy and language, rather than merely imprisoned within our physical bodies. The protagonist's femaleness then becomes something that transcends her body, and is rooted instead within her language and energy. In a day and age where much of the communication around sexuality now happens online or via text message, this concept seems highly relevant.