“I’ve watched it grow from this little baby book,” said author Robinne Lee of “The Idea of You.” It never occurred to Lee to skimp on the sex. In a story about a woman reclaiming her sexual identity, she saw that as short-changing the characters. Some of Hayes’s lines are, word for word, derived from Lee’s diary in the 90s, a place where she chronicled every last erotic detail of her own experience. Throughout The Idea of You, she revels in vivid descriptions of sexual pleasure, but always with the goal of advancing the dance between Soléne and Hayes. “I had a rule when I was writing that I was not going to make them physically naked if they were not emotionally naked,” she said. “Every single sex scene has to reveal something about him or about her that was going to be intrinsic to the story.” Lee cites the first time the couple has sex without a condom, on the aforementioned midcentury dining table, signifying they’d become exclusive.
Styles may have been her initial muse, but he is one of many who shaped the character of Hayes. (When I ask Lee if Styles inspired the novel, Lee pauses: “Inspired is a strong word.”) Prior to writing The Idea of You, she spent six years on a semi-autobiographical novel about a past relationship she had with a younger guy. That novel never sold, but she borrowed from its male lead, who was mature, sophisticated, worldly and smart, to write Hayes. “I made him into my dream guy,” she told me, “like Prince Harry, meets Harry [Styles],” plus a couple of ex-boyfriends, a little of her husband, and a dash of Eddie Redmayne.
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