Cynthia Heimel
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Cynthia Heimel is a playwright and the author of several books which are aimed primarily at a female readership. To those who have heard of her but have not read her books, her works are probably best known for their unusual titles. For decades, Heimel was the writer of the "Women" column in Playboy magazine. Her column was ended around 2000 when the editors of Playboy expressed concern that Heimel's feminist attitudes would put off male readers.
She resides in Oakland, California.[1]
[edit] Books authored
- Sex Tips For Girls (1983)
- But Enough About You: Avoiding Fabulousness (1986)
- Get Your Tongue out of My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Good-Bye! (1994)
- If You Leave Me, Can I Come Too?' (1995)
- When the Phone Doesn't Ring, It'll Be Me! (1996)
- If You Can't Live without Me, why Aren't You Dead yet?! (2002)
- Advanced Sex Tips for Girls: This Time It's Personal (2003)
[edit] Plays written
- A Girl's Guide to Chaos
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