Sometimes romantic, sometimes raw, Zane appeals to men and women alike with these tales of intoxicating sensuality. THE Sex CHRONICLES SHATTERING THE MYTH Anyone who thinks that men are by nature more sexual than women or that African-American women are especially inhibited hasn't read Zane. Here, she presents an erotic read in three parts: Wild, Wilder, and Off Da Damn Hook. With a unique ability to tell it like it is -- and also to tell it like it could be in your wildest dreams -- Zane crafts stories about everyone from the sensual housewife who wants her husband to experiment more to a secret underground sorority of women that organizes some rather unconventional social events. By turns tender and outrageous, The Sex Chronicles is a pleasure from beginning to end.

    This book is a delight! A Complete comprehensive pictorial of Coops entire body of work. The book features his album covers, original paintings and Pop Culture Merchandise. The book also contains original sketches for the finished artworks and revealing commentary from Coop himself. It is a must have for every Coop Collector and Art Historian!

    His collection now tops out at about 95,000 photos covering the period from 1860 to 1960. This special 25th anniversary edition draws highlights from Rotenberg's collection of crazy hardcore photographs that would make your grandmother squirm. How odd it is to see ladies in bloomers and corsets with men sporting handlebar moustaches, transfixed in the raunchiest of positions!

    After going a whole month without doing anything naughty, she is desperate to be even more filthy, despite her imminent departure to Brittany where she is instructed to set up a university field course: Once there, her academic responsibilities get pushed aside for more deliciously rude indulgences. This time, however, she will encounter a French voyeur called Tom, whose penchant for dirty fun will shock even Penny and her playmates.

    Art photographers included are Stieglitz, Man Ray, Brassai, Cunningham, Brandt and Mapplethorpe, alongside greats of scientific image-making like Nilsson and Hutchings.

    From prostitution, pornography and drug abuse to the most notorious sex crimes, Soto's obsession with the darkest side of humanity is relentless and uncompromising.Intersected throughout with newspaper extracts reporting on and responding to sex crimes and related subjects (such as Myra, Marcus Harvey's controversial portrait at the recent 'Sensation' exhibition in London), Lazy not only presents an unsanitised account of pornographic excess and extreme sex, but through its frank delivery, it questions society's own, often hypocritical, fascination with these taboo subjects.

    With the same grim beauty as John Rechy’s “City of Night” and Jean Genet’s “The Thief’s Journal,” this novel traces the arabesques of acrid smoke and loneliness wound around the dim world of hustlers and johns, of porn theaters and crumbling hotel rooms. "Between Dances," an early work by Erasmo Guerra, received a Lambda Literary Award in 2000 and was reissued in a second edition. Praise for "Between Dances" “I was drawn to this book with its plot about a young Latino ‘thang’ trying to survive in New York by dancing in sleazy strip joints. What a kick to read about New York City from the point of view of a gay Tejano. The protagonist, Marco, is a Tex-Mex Holly Golightly—part hustler, part hopeless romantic.” —Sandra Cisneros, author of “The House on Mango Street” “Between Dances is a novel about looking for light in the shadows and holding onto hope in the face of despair.” —The Bloomsbury Review “[Guerra’s] writing is beautifully rendered . . . Between Dances is an impressive debut. It is safe to assume that we can expect further greatness from Erasmo Guerra.” –Lambda Book Report “. . . distinguished by a writing style that is as lavish and beautiful as the world it describes is bleak and harsh.” —Southern Voice

    What do Americans love almost as much as sex? Talking about it.

    Guido Crepax visualises the stories of De Sade's "Justine" and Pauline Reage's "O" being initiated into the worlds of submission, mistresses and masters.

    The Poetics of Spice includes discussion of a wide range of related topics--exoticism, orientalism, colonialism, the slave trade, race and gender issues, and, above all, capitalism. The book surveys literary, political, medical, travel, trade and philosophical texts, and includes new readings of Milton, Coleridge, Keats, Shelley, Leigh Hunt, Charlotte Smith and Southey among many others.

    His imagery's characteristic blitzkrieg of subversive eroticism, porno kitsch, punk sensibility and aggressive femininity, have won admirers of the so-called grunge aesthetic. Contrary to its coarseness, the work never cheapens itself to titillate, but rather concocts a powerful mix of adrenaline and intrigue. This book has images of Kern's most recent work, which stands at the intersection of fashion, sex, and politics. The critical text by Paparoni explores the relationship between some of Kern's subjects and famous images from pre-war art history.

    The "forced milking" scenes are an especially nice touch.

    The Kinsey photo collection numbers 75,000, but only recently have the images emerged from the archives. Peek is the first book to showcase highlights of this extraordinary research. The 125 images are culled from anonymous snapshots, photo albums, photo-illustrated diaries, and 19th- and 20th-century erotica from Europe and Asia, as well as works by such luminaries as George Platt Lynes, Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden, and Joel-Peter Witkin. Accompanying essays by four scholars offer historical and cultural context.

    These stories concentrate on the holidays and home lives of the school boys he knows and loves so well. When boys get together in the movie theaters, the swimming pools, the vacatons spots, well, boys will be boys in all their randy, wild glory.

    In addition, the nose cones and bomber jackets fashioned by talented GI artists, as well as many of the original source images by Art Frahm, Early MacPherson, Gil Elvgren, and other pin-up greats are signposts on this sexy sentimental journey. Celebrity depictions including Betty Grable and Rita Hayworth fill the pages of this book that boasts over 550 color photographs.

    This book brings together the illustrated stories of three females from the worlds of extreme sexuality.

    When Eden's founders suspect that plans to undermine their control are afoot, they recruit a young couple to spy on its other residents, as they are subjected to a programme of bizarre sexual training.

    This narrative follows a masked apprentice who obeys his master's orders without pity or restraint. Secret additions to the frenzy of nineteen-year-old Karen and Noreen mingle the boy's fierce passion with lascivious punishment. The untrained and the self-assured alike learn to shiver, as they lie waiting, under the caress of the eyes behind the mask.

    Printed four-color throughout, the photographs are glorious and irresistibly eye-catching. Every style and subject is presented, from the black and white documentary style of Michael von Grattenreid to the beautifully lit, almost pornographic 70s-style photographs of Clifford Baker or the kitsch masterpieces of Gilbert and George; and from Michael McDevitt's boxers and Tom Bianchi's glamour boys to Trish Morrisey's compelling old man.

    Come Hither is a frank, friendly guide on how to turn your secret fantasies into satisfying expressions of love and desire. The official resource guide for SM/fetish sex at the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, Come Hither proves that a little kink can be a lot of fun.

    From an ancient English forest where legends hide comes a man of myth. Gryphon O'Connor is a Druid warrior belonging to an Order of mythical creatures - creatures who hide in today's world, fearing discovery. Now someone has stolen artifacts that could expose the Order, and Gryphon must retrieve them before his world is destroyed. He knows accomplishing this mission will come at a price. What he doesn't anticipate is falling in love with Heather, a bighearted, beautiful, fiery woman from the outside. As the worlds of magic and science collide, Gryph and Heather must brave unthinkable dangers to save both. And to keep the Order's existence a secret, someone must die. Publisher Note: This title was previously published elsewhere.

    

    The mystery of what had triggered this powerful change is discovered in the attic, where she finds a hidden torture chamber and old diaries that reveal the true nature of the occult force that has possessed her with this haunting lust.

    Young miscreant Jean Welsh hopes to quell her submissive, promiscuous sexuality by donning their strict uniform. Instruction in the use of restraints, training in the art of flagellation and practical experience in the special use of truncheons characterise the Glenlassie approach to police training - but the recruits are slowly being siphoned off by a nearby pony-girl training establishment and a unique medical clinic.

    But, her haven is about to be shattered. Her arch enemy McGivern is about to organize a slave auction. The dominatrix becomes the dominated.

    To consider the subject of desire is to approach the intangible, the poetic And in a sense all photography stems from the desire to grasp what appears through the lens In the exceptional tradition of Strip and Paradise, this new installment in the series edited by Patrick Remy brings us 80 photographers dealing with the hidden motor that drives their own art. The images collected here serve as an up-to-the-minute survey of contemporary photography worldwide Among the photographers whose work is included are Alex & Leda, Aranaldo Anaya-Lucca, Micheal Baumgarten, Victor Boullet, Angela Hill, Neolle Hoeppe, Jean-Pierre Khazem, Markus Klinko, Georgia Kokolis, Paul Kooiker, Natascha Lesueur, Brigitte Niedermair, Takao Oshima, Justine Parsons, Carla von Puttelaar, Kelly Ryerson, Thomas Shenk, Edel Verzjil, and Eliott Waters.

    Though written as fictional tales, the stories are based on true events, told to the authors by the hustlers who lived them or written by former hustlers themselves.Rent Boys will appeal to gay erotic fiction readers, readers curious about the secret life of hustlers and escorts, and fans of the authors, who are some of the best gay erotic writers working today, from coast to coast.Nearly every gay publisher now produces gay erotic anthologies. Starbooks anthologies are among the bestselling because they focus on the 18- to 21-year-old niche, and Rent Boys targets the same proven market.

    Of all the lovers who swoon on La Tarantula's bosom, not one dies a natural death. Those touched by the cursed beauty of this passionate Jezebel meet a violent end - by fire, sword, or beast!

    When you enroll in Mistress Lorelei's Charm School, you will be controlled completely. In a unique daily-submission format, Mistress Lorelei (author of Greenery Press's The Mistress Manual) provides commands, exercises and hints for successful service to even the most demanding of Mistresses. Any submissive male willing to follow this program can be transformed into a dedicated panty slave and a winsome, fetching sissy maid. You'll be amazed at the change in yourself

    Whilesome regard it as a classic form of exploitation and degradation, others offer a more sympathetic interpretation of women'sinvolvement in the sex industry. In this important new book, MaggieO'Neill seeks to explore the theoretical debates on prostitutionand the relevance of these to the everyday lived experiences ofwomen working on the streets.Based upon her own ethnographic research - defined as ethno-mimesis- the author seeks to undermine and demystify stereotypical imagesof prostitutes. She explores the narratives offered by prostitutesthemselves, as well as other forms of their representation in film, art and photography, and shows how these various mediums may beused to shed light on the socio-economic processes and structureswhich lead women into prostitution. These personal accounts producewhat O'Neill refers to as 'a politics of feeling', which, sheargues, may be used to transform attitudes, policy and practice inrelation to female prostitution. By relating these individualexperiences to critical feminist theory, the book deepens ourunderstanding of the phenomenon of prostitution in contemporarysociety.The book will be of particular interest to students and scholars ingender studies, feminist theory and sociology.

    Raves won for this incredibly classic erotica! Illustrated text.

    Focusing on the work of influential photographers such as George Platt Lynes, Robert Mapplethorpe, Harriet Leibowitz, and Bruce Weber, author David Leddick chronicles the visual revolution that paralleled social and sexual liberation since the late 1950's. With brief biographies of the models, including early renegades like Yves St. Laurent, Joe Dallesandro, Rupert Everett and more-this provocative book features reproductions of the original photos alongside portraits of the models today. This dynamic history of male nudity in art and advertising is for all audiences, gay and straight.

    20,000 first printing.

    Launched by a powerhouse trio of editors -- Bill Brent and Carol Queen (each widely respected author, as well) -- this will be one of the year's hottest, most innovative and most powerful erotic anthologies. Its crossover appeal will sell to straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and fetish audiences -- in short, anyone literate with a libido.In the tradition of other best-selling "best of" series, Best Bisexual Erotica will mix the cream of the previously published crop with all new stories with a bi-flavored tingle. The stories in Best Bisexual Erotica reflect the tremendous breadth and diversity of the bisexual world, using erotica as a means to explore what it means to be bisexual. Visibility, acceptance, identity, polyfidelity, and expanding one's sexuality -- concerns common to people of all orientations -- will be explored with a fresh and unique bisexual perspective.

    The handsome drifter he rescues from the gutter comes to fulfill Phil's darkest erotic fantasies, but once he is completely transformed into a cop, his mind warps and he frames the dirtiest of betrayals.

    

    Along with Polly Endicott and a group of other buxom Devon girls, she is cajoled and teased into providing increasingly perverse services for the Squire and his family.

    When you're a private detective and life's dealing you all the wrong cards, you can never afford to say no to a case. Two strangers come through the investigator's door on that fateful day -- one sad husband looking for his missing wife, and a gorgeous redhead anxious to find her little sister and a stolen rare book. The investigation takes the PI from London to Amsterdam and then to New Orleans and New York, as the search for two missing women curiously coincides. Then there's Cornelia, a woman who combines the roles of hit woman, strip-tease artist and book collector, a woman whose path it is better not to cross. No wonder things start to turn very sour, indeed.

    But Tinisha's appetite means she is soon looking for more.

    All of North Africa knew them as The Breast and The Buttocks. Britain had given them culture, and before they left, they almost proved that Britannia Rules…until they ran afoul of white slavery.

    The book's representations of woman's essence are alternately gentle, curious, and confrontational as Hamilton offers a compelling insight into the forces binding together the female form and erotic art.This collection -- drawn from ten years' work -- reflects the artist's fascination with the intrinisic beauty of women and the kaleidoscopic range of their contrasting emotions. Ranging from soft and gentle images to darker explorations of their erotic soul, Woman is a creative journey of wonder, revelation, and obsession.Hamilton, as much an artist in the darkroom as he is behind the camera, brings together some of his finest work in a beautiful volume which will be irresistible to the connoisseur of photography or erotic art.

    When her boyfriend Max and her hot-blooded arch-rival Claudia arrive on the scene, things really heat up!

    When Nadia meets artist Jack Hamilton she feels an overwhelming urge to proposition him, to seduce him, and to break free from the celibate, emotionally-safe existence she has created. A night of the best sex she's ever had ensues, but she discovers that Jack is married and can't forget their night together.

    "The Erotic Reader series offers an unequaled selection of the hottest scenes from the finest erotic writing." — Elle

    This scintillating work tells the true stories of the erotic desires and fantasies of sexually submissive women, questing for their truth. The Sharp Edge of Love is intelligent and provocative with prose as sharp as the thorns on a rose. You'll explore the full range of human passions from extreme sex, mythic love and primal intensity. It is also a good guide to the ins and outs, the do's and don't's of online relationships, no matter the sexual preference. "The truth of human sexuality is being exuberantly exposed on the Internet. Centuries of repressed sexual energies, the urge to get kinky, are about to emerge in the new millennium, without the bleak guilt and shame imposed by paranoid and hypocritical moralists. Sexuality has become the free-wheeling frontier of human personality. Think of it as Y2Kink! The Sharp Edge of Love will serve as your field guide to staking your claim in this new frontier of honest sexual expression.

    Still only in its third year, it has over 20,000 subscribers, a circulation of 30,000 and a readership of 100,000, even though it is not available in newsagents. It attracts writers of the calibre of Auberon Waugh, Arnold Wesker, Alain de Botton, Michael Bywater, Claus von Bulow, Lizzie Speller and Victoria Coren, amongst many others. Artists and cartoonists from Steven Appleby and Michael Heath to Ken Pyne queue up to contribute their work. And yet it only covers one subject - sex.Witty, provocative and intelligent, the Erotic Review has made sex the subject of many a chattering class dinner party. THE EROTIC REVIEW BEDSIDE COMPANION brings together the best contributions from the magazine's archives, as well as providing plenty of new material for its faithful devotees.

    Howard Roffman, one of the world's most widely known and respected photographers of the male form, brings us Jagged Youth. Based on the book of the same name Jagged Youth has once again captured in photographs the magical attractive power of young men.

    The Friction series of gay erotica presents the sexiest stories by the top erotic writers from the world's most popular gay erotic magazine.

    H. Lawrence, Octavio Paz, Jorge Luis Borges, the Marquis de Sade, Frantz Fanon, and many others. For nearly three decades, readers sought out and read books because they were Grove books. In celebration of the past half-century, Grove Press is now offering a collection of the seminal writers it has published over the past fifty years. The reader opens with an introductory overview by noted Beckett scholar S. E. Gontarski, which recounts Grove Press's early days as a small upstart house, the battles against censorship, the halcyon years and the less profitable times, the attacks by militant feminists and Cuban emigres, and the merger with Atlantic Monthly Press. The book includes selections of works by authors from William Burroughs to Will Self, Jean Genet to Dennis Cooper, Marguerite Duras to Jeannette Winterson, and Samuel Beckett to Tom Stoppard. There are letters between editors and authors, as well as retrospective essays by Grove's key publishers and editors. Organized chronologically, The Grove Press Reader is both an anthology of excellent writing and a commemoration of a spirit of independent publishing that has flourished for fifty years and will continue to thrive in the new century.

    A decade after the explosion of women-authored erotica hit the publishing world, the genre has evolved to a sophisticated level of stunning talent and startling sexual honesty. As with the first volume, which included notable erotica authors such as Tara Alton, Hanne Blank, Cara Bruce, Susannah Indigo, Maryanne Mohanraj, Leslea Newman, and Susan St. Alban, Best Women's Erotica 2001 features 20 stories by authors whose work has appeared in Playgirl, Penthouse, Playboy, and Libido.

    But when she hears a loud thud upstairs and Jane goes to investigate, she questions her beliefs. Her nubile friend emerges from the house with her clothes hanging from her body and seemingly under the spell of some strange phantom sexual presence. Soon, both girls find themselves entwined in the dark secrets of the house and what starts playfully enough soon escalates into something far darker.

    The protagonists of the stories in Exhibitions take that idea one step further by bringing sex out of the shadows -- brief yet thrilling encounters in public, from well-known venues such as the Eiffel Tower, the Sydney Opera House, and the London Underground, to a church in Vienna, a nightclub in Seoul, a steambath in Istanbul, and a night train in New York. These sexy tales, which feature straight, gay, and pansexual scenes, are imbued with the exotic sights and sensations of their locales, and share a belief in the intoxicating power of sex and its various manifestations. The collection is, above all, an erotic traveller's guide for tourists and armchair travellers alike, for whom sex is defined only by its possibilities.