The fires of autumn

by Peter Dickinson

First published 1974

This 1974 work examines how sexual relationships evolve as people enter their middle years and later decades of life. Dickinson addresses the physical and emotional changes that accompany aging, challenging assumptions about desire and intimacy in older adults. The book explores how couples navigate shifting dynamics in long-term relationships while also considering those who find new partnerships later in life. Dickinson presents a frank discussion of the realities facing people as their bodies change and their perspectives on sexuality mature. The work offers insights into maintaining physical and emotional connections across the lifespan, addressing both the obstacles and opportunities that come with age.

Genres: 20th-century, adult-fiction, relationships, non-fiction

Vibes: frank, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: aging, relationships

Period: 1974

192 pages · Paperback · Drake Publishers

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