The ‘swapping’ is interesting. This practice one had thought confined to certain earnest Americans in the smaller, more tedious cities, to those wives and husbands who had read sex manuals and radically wanted more of life even if it had to be, like pizza, brought in from around the corner–all of this was accomplished by Bloomsbury in the lightest, most spontaneous and good-natured manner

The ‘swapping’ is interesting. This practice one had thought confined to certain earnest Americans in the smaller, more tedious cities, to those wives and husbands who had read sex manuals and radically wanted more of life even if it had to be, like pizza, brought in from around the corner–all of this was accomplished by Bloomsbury in the lightest, most spontaneous and good-natured manner. (Elizabeth Hardwick, Seduction and Betrayal: Women and Literature)