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Whirlwind of A Tale... Kick @ss


A Very Fun Romp through the World of SEX ＆ DATING
If I had to pick one word to describe Amy Sohn's debut novel "Run Catch Kiss " , it would have to be "ROMP".
This is a fast-paced, sexy tale of a sex columnist named Ariel Steiner...
...which often parallels the story of author Amy Sohn.
Embedded into the story is the subplot of what-is-fact versus what-is-fiction , but either way it's a fun & enlightening read.

Ariel Steiner, an aspiring actress, doesn't really know what to do with her life..
.. She's just graduated from college, moved into her own apartment, and is exploring men, Sex and New York City.
Steiner lands a gig writing a sex column called "Run Catch Kiss ", in which she details her many amorous adventures.
The problem is, she doesn't have all that many adventures and has to embellish her past and seek out people specifically so she'll have something hot to write about.

Sohn is at her witty best when she describes what it's like to be a girl and like sex, and some of profound truths manage to creep into the humor...
Sohn describes Areil's first postcollege sexual experience as "pretty disappointing. Sex is often that way for me. I'm much more entranced by the idea of it than the act itself."

【Amy Sohn】 Run Catch Kiss 【A Gratifying Novel】
Move over， Erica Jong ＆ Philip Roth

Amy Sohn manages to pinpoint certain truths about dating & sex all wrapped up in the tale of a girl who is definitely narcissistic.....
..But she has such a lively enthusiasm that the reader is sucked into her drama, needing to keep reading to find out what will happen next.
And a lot does happen Ariel gets some action in a porno house, almost has a lesbian fling, and gallivants around town looking for under the guise of looking for sex..
This contradiction, Ariel's outward sexual sophistication combined with her inner sexual fears and romantic soul, make her compelling & more than a little real.

"The Bridget Jones" comparison only goes so far, but it is accurate on a few points...
...Both are seeking a mate while also being trendy, hip, independent '90s girls.
I referred to it as a contradiction above, but really the contradiction is only if you think life is black & white...
There are plenty of women who are looking for adventure and HOT SEX as well as stable, loving relationships.
Ariel's travails are engaging, witty, fun, and yes, X-Rated.

Sohn deftly combines the drama of Ariel's columnist career with her dramatic life, making us root for Ariel even when we are sick of her whining.
I think part of the reason she's so endearing is that she's human, and therefore fallible...
...and we see Ariel struggle to overcome her mistakes and stand up for herself...
...and figure out what is right for her as a person separate from her editors, family, friends, and even boyfriends...Good dirty fun


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