The Touch Typist

by Helen Sandler

A novel about sanity, secrets and cybersex. Joss has a nice lover, a nasty neighbour and a job on a pointless magazine. She has the kind of pals who go camping for the weekend and wind up lying in a field getting stoned. They don't know she has another life on-line, where she meets women for cyber fun. But one friend does know-one friend who would like nothing better than "a private chat" with Joss. And it's her best friend's girlfriend. A funny and involving story about 21st Century urban dykes. Helen Sandler is the editor of Diva books and wrote the best selling erotic novel Big Deal (Sapphire).

Genres: Fiction

250 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2002

Reviews

[mina · Rating 2 out of 5]

IT WAS OKAY ♥️👍 2.5 Stars.

Disappointingly lacking in sex. Enjoyable chock full of messy, awful dykes. fascinating discussion of mental health going on here. felt for Joss though on occasion despised her too. unfortunately relatable on a lot of aspects. Was fun. Read in one day