Books in the Masculinity, Sex and Popular Culture series promote high quality research that is positioned at the nexus of masculinity, sex and popular culture. The series brings a media and cultural studies approach to the analysis of contemporary manifestations of masculinity in popular culture. It includes titles that focus on the connections between masculinities and popular culture that extend out from media cultures to examining practices – focusing on forms of participatory action in public spaces (such as bodybuilding and ‘Lad’ culture), and in more traditionally private arenas of sexual practice acknowledging that cultures of exhibitionism and display and the distinctions between the public and the private are increasingly important considerations in the digital age.
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