Keeping It Under Wraps: Sex: An Anthology

About the Author\nAlnaaze is a writer, humanitarian and melanated Mona living in Switzerland. Her goal, as it has always been, is to help amplify the voices of those who are not heard, sharing their stories, in a way only she knows how: words, and a very loud voice. Usually found on social media complaining about something or other, but mostly people such as racists, homophobes or people who don't appreciate her TV bingeing skills. Napping is her superpower, and if she says she likes you, consider yourself one of the chosen few.\nLouise is a mother and writer living in Switzerland. She writes across all genres and covers many different themes and topics, and runs the Writers & Illustrators of Zurich group. A strong believer in the importance of discussing mental health issues, diversity inclusion and equal opportunities. She is a proud ADHDer who is often bouncing from one coffee shop to the next wearing a rainbow of colours. Apparently too nice... and apologises way too much.\nTracy is a teacher, mother and writer based in Switzerland. Originally hailing from New Zealand, she has an opinion on everything ever. She might be the most middle-of-the-road member of the KIUW team. She is fond of flash fiction and short stories at the creepy end of normal. She recently switched loyalties between coffee shops, but is otherwise very attached to literacy teaching and finally getting to the bottom of her infinite to-be-read pile. She tries to pretend to be interested in other people, but it's hard.\nSociety tells us what is right and what is wrong based on unrealisticexpectations. In the end, though, no matter how unique our experiences seem, they aren't wrong: they simply are.\nThe Keeping It Under Wraps anthology series provides a safe space to change the narrative, to speak openly about individual experiences, and in the end to understand that while each experience is different, we are not so different from each other.\nLet's start the conversation.\nWhat better place to start than with sex?\nSexual health, sexual preferences, and sexual experiences: no stigma, no shame, no more keeping it under wraps.