Molly Roden Winter is talking me through some of the more surprising messages she’s had since publishing her bestselling book More: A Memoir of Open Marriage, which details her rollercoaster decade of sexual adventures after she and her husband, Stewart, decided to open up their 24-year marriage.
The racy, riotous romp of a memoir — described as “breathtakingly candid” by the New York Times and “an unsparing account of a polyamorous life” by The Atlantic — became an instant hit when it was released in the US in January, generating a perhaps inevitable slew of ‘this book will blow up your group chat’ headlines and essays about what it means to authentically desire and whether polyamory was simply becoming latest fad to attempt to hog the so-called cultural duvet.
