Gwen Davis

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Gwen Davis (born May 11, 1936) is an American novelist and poet.

Though she has written a number of bestselling novels, her most famous is Touching, published in 1971. Davis based the story on her real life experience with a psycholanalyst, who encouraged naked analysis. The controversial novel compelled the doctor, Paul Bindrim, to file suit against Davis and her publisher, Doubleday. Davis lost the suit, and was held accountable by her publisher for legal expenses. Though the incident stunted Davis' career, she has continued to write a number of novels and poetry compilations.

[edit] Bibliography

  • Naked in Babylon, 1960
  • Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah, 1962
  • The War Babies, 1966
  • Sweet William, 1967
  • The Pretenders, 1969
  • Touching, 1971
  • Kingdom Come, 1972
  • Changes, 1973
  • The Motherland, 1974
  • How to Survive in Suburbia When Your Hearts in the Himalayas, 1976
  • The Aristocrats, 1977
  • Ladies in Waiting, 1979
  • Marriage, 1981
  • Romance, 1983
  • Silk Lady, 1986
  • The Princess and the Pauper: An Erotic Fairy Tale, 1989
  • Jade, 1991
  • West of Paradise, 1998


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