I absolutely love Gillian Anderson but as much as I would like it to be, this book isn't about her. I enjoyed reading other women's fantasies and while there were some I considered pretty weird in terms of the details, most of them were fairly normal and showed that women are as diverse in their sexual needs as men. It made me sad that so many women fantasised about feel loved, or safe, or variations on the theme of seen, but after the first few they did get a tiny bit same-y. I don't think adding that nationality of the person or how much money they make added anything to the book to be honest, it wasn't like there was a correlation between poor people and really freaky fantasies or anything so I'm not entirely sure why that was included. Anyway I enjoyed reading it and I recommend it especially to women who might feel guilt or shame about their sexual fantasies.