“It never hurts to meet a sexy man,” Elizabeth Kaye’s editor once told her. “It always hurts to meet a sexy man,” she said. With more than forty years of passionate, wisdom-making love affairs behind her, Kaye knew what she was talking about. In Sleeping with Famous Men, she has written an elegant, rueful and astonishingly frank account of her search for love and comfort and, finally, for meaning and peace.

In the tradition of such masters as Marguerite Duras and Colette, Kaye comes to terms with her turbulent romantic past.

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