Getting Bi collects 184 essays from around the world that explore bisexual identity. Topics include coming out, relationships, politics, community, and more. The book also addresses the intersection of bisexuality with race, class, ethnicity, gender identity, disability and national identity. Authors from 32 countries discuss bisexuality from personal perspectives and their own cultural contexts - providing insight into societal views on bisexuality from countries ranging from Colombia to China.

Robyn Ochs is part of one of the first same-sex couples legally married in Massachusetts. She has edited several editions of the Bisexual Resource Guide and the earlier International Directory of Bisexual Groups. She co-founded the Boston Bisexual Women's Network in 1983 and the Bisexual Resource Center in 1985, writes and lectures extensively on LGBT topics, and has taught classes on bisexuality, gender and sexuality at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Tufts University. For more information, visit Robyn's website at http://www.robynochs.com.Sarah E. Rowley is a professional editor in her late twenties, a member of the Boston Bisexual Women's Network, and an activist against domestic violence in the lesbian, bisexual women's, and transgender communities. She won the Bisexual Resource Center's Unsung Hero Award in 2004.