Breaking the Silence: Women Talk About Pornography (Ebook Edition)

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Breaking the Silence: Women Talk About Pornography offers a bold exploration of women’s experiences, perspectives, and relationship with pornography. Through a female-centered lens, the book examines sexuality, desire, representation, and the complex ways pornography can influence personal identity and experience. A thought-provoking read for those interested in gender, sexuality, and contemporary culture.

by Michael Brooks (Editor)

Formats Available PDF (print-replica scan)
Publisher Michael Brooks
File Size ~150.1 MB (PDF)
Language English
Original Publication Year 2016
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Breaking the Silence: Women Talk About Pornography

(Ebook Edition)

Edited by Michael Brooks
            A rare and groundbreaking feminist anthology—now available instantly in digital format. Breaking the Silence: Women Talk About Pornography is a provocative, candid, and fiercely intelligent collection of personal essays from women who refuse to be spoken for.
                                        Published in association with Feminists Against Censorship (FAC), this volume brings together an extraordinary diversity of voices—sex workers, academics, writers, publishers, teachers, and consumers—from Britain, the US, Australia, and beyond. Rather than condemning pornography from the outside, these women write from lived experience: exploring desire, working in the industry, battling obscenity laws, and arguing that sexual imagery can be a source of empowerment rather than oppression.
Why this book matters: In an era when conversations about sex, consent, and representation are more relevant than ever, Breaking the Silence stands as a vital historical document of the “sex-positive” feminist movement. It captures a pivotal moment in the 1990s when feminists began reclaiming the conversation about pornography from both conservative moralists and anti-porn activists. Witty, erudite, and often deeply personal, this is not just a book about pornography—it is about freedom of expression, female autonomy, and the right to define pleasure on one’s own terms.

Breaking the Silence: A Female Experience of Pornography is a provocative and thought-provoking exploration of pornography through the lens of female experience. Moving beyond traditional discussions that often focus on male perspectives, this book brings attention to women’s voices, experiences, desires, and the complex relationship between sexuality, identity, representation, and adult media.

The book invites readers to consider how pornography is experienced and understood from a female perspective. It explores questions surrounding sexual expression, empowerment, representation, personal choice, and the social attitudes that shape the way women’s sexuality is viewed.

Bold, engaging, and designed to spark conversation, Breaking the Silence is an intriguing read for anyone interested in sexuality, gender studies, feminist perspectives, media, and contemporary culture. Whether you are approaching the subject from an academic, personal, or cultural point of view, this book offers a distinctive perspective on an often-debated topic.

A compelling addition to collections focused on sexuality, gender, culture, and women’s perspectives.

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