Eurydice Eve is the author of “Satyricon USA: A Journey Across The New Sexual Frontier” (Simon & Schuster, Scribner, Touchstone, 2000); “f/32: The Second Coming” (Virago Press); “f/32“ (FC2); "Speak Sex to Power," and "The Lesbian." Eurydice Eve was called "the most authoritative and compelling writer of sex in the English language" by Craig Marks in SPIN magazine. The Village Voice called Eurydice’s “F/32: The Second Coming" the definitive novel on female sexuality. A powerful and thought-provoking work that explores themes of womanhood, desire, and identity, “F/32”by Eurydice Eve is considered the "most dangerous novel ever written by a woman." Eurydice authored chapbooks like "EHMH", "The Labyrinth", “Eve’s Academy,” and "Occupy Art Basel." Her writing explores themes of sexuality, feminism, power, human relations, and gender. Eurydice’s work delves into the intersection of mythology, pop culture, and personal narrative. Eurydice critiques feminism’s focus on individual masculinized success and failure to promote global change for women and mothers. Eurydice Eve had a cult following in turn-of-the-century New York. She was an investigative reporter for Spin magazine and an assistant professor of creative writing at Brown University.
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