Black Women Writers on Love, Men and Sex A collection of fifteen essays by some of the most well-known black women writers who ponder the provocative riddles of love, sex and men. Ranging in style from Audre Lorde's now classic polemic on eroticism to Miriam DeCosta's deeply moving essay on her husband's last years, this is a unique collection of eloquent essays which provides an uncompromising and empowering exploration of the contemporary black female psyche.