Exploring a realm of enjoyment awaits, according to Gillian Anderson's statement, confirming that 'life post-50 is far from over'.
In a thrilling development for fans of Gillian Anderson's acclaimed book Want, it has been announced that a sequel is in the pipeline. The sequel will be updated on woman&home, a popular digital platform known for its engaging content.
Upon its release, Want was hailed as a "completely addictive and compelling read" that delves into desire, shame, satisfaction, and liberation. The book shares a collection of 174 anonymous sexual fantasies sent in by women from around the world, resonating particularly well with those going through perimenopause and menopause.
The direction of the sequel is uncertain, but it may focus on deeper and bolder desires, continuing the conversation about sex, fantasy, and their psychological impact. Gillian Anderson, the author, has expressed her excitement about the unknown direction of the sequel, stating that she wants to read every submission to determine its course.
However, no official title or release date has been announced yet. The submissions for the sequel recently closed last month, and no further details have been revealed. Gillian Anderson has also made it clear that she does not want to put any pressure on the sequel's release.
In an interview, Anderson revealed that Want was intended to resonate with women whose desires have traditionally been put on the backburner. She shared stories of women in their late 50s and 60s who are receiving interest from much younger men on dating apps, reminding readers that neither life nor pleasure ends at 50 or menopause. Instead, one might just be beginning.
Want by Gillian Anderson is currently available at Amazon for £10, down from its original price of £19. The book serves as a reminder that there are many shared desires, despite not often being discussed. It is a Sunday Times Bestseller, underscoring its popularity and impact.
As we await more news about the sequel, readers are encouraged to revisit Want or discover it for the first time, immersing themselves in a thought-provoking exploration of desire and sexuality. The book is a testament to the power of shared stories and the universal nature of human desires.
[1] Source: woman&home (forthcoming) [3] Source: The Sunday Times Bestsellers (2024) [5] Source: Amazon (2025)
- As interest builds for Gillian Anderson's upcoming sequel to Want, fans may find solace in revisiting the original book, which delves into health-and-wellness issues like menopause and women's sexuality, currently available on Amazon.
- The direction of the sequel remains unclear, but it is expected to continue exploring bold and untouched territories related to health, beauty, and wellness, as women from all walks of life share their intimate stories.
- In a recent interview, Anderson expressed that the book serves as a beacon of empowerment for women over 50, as they embrace their beauty, health, and well-being during and beyond menopause.
- As the sequel matures in development, readers can look forward to engaging content about women's health and wellness on woman&home, tackling diverse and life-changing topics like sexuality and menopause.
