Candace Bushnell revisits her long‑running column in The Observer, offering a new perspective on the famed “Sex and the City” series. She explains that the piece was never primarily about sex, but rather about broader cultural observations. The article explores how the column’s focus shifted over time and why it resonated with readers. Readers can learn why the author chose to reframe the narrative after three decades.
Thirty years after Sex and the City first ran, Candace Bushnell returned to Observer’s pages to explain why the column was never about sex at all.
