The comedian Margaret Cho loved Polly: Sex Culture Revolutionary, and reviewed it, gushing: “Raw, untamed, emotional beauty–Polly is a true supernova. This memoir is as touching as it is hot, as moving as it is a masterpiece.”

Dossie Easton, author of the Ethical Slut, was just as enthusiastic:  “I devoured Polly’s glorious, beautifully written memoir in twenty-four hours and now I’m in withdrawal. San Francisco’s amazing sex culture revolutionary has braided together the strands of her life as an artist, as a kid growing up, and as founder of the astounding community that is Mission Control, into a touching, vulnerable and brilliant story. I am totally impressed.”

I’m stoked that John Law, Co-Founder of the Cacophony Society and the Burning Man Festival, sees it’s cultural significance! “Polly’s story should prove to be an inspiration and a touchstone for those who feel constricted by the ill fitting togs of conformity and wish more than anything to free themselves to love and live more.”

Annie Sprinkle gave me a love bomb “Polly’s book is simply brilliant, sexy, delightful, creative, and has so much heart– just like Polly herself.” Awww!