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This title in other formats:The Gay Man's Kama Sutraby Terry Sanderson
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:The Kama Sutra, the famed ancient Indian guide to lovemaking, has been used to enhance sexual experiences since the fouth century. Now, it has been reinterpreted to created the ultimate sex guide for gay men. Using clear, empowering text to celebrate the art of gay lovemaking, The Gay Man's Kama Sutra applies the art and spirit and intention of the original Kama Sutra--the expression of uninhibited pleasure through sex--to the lives of twenty-first century gay men. It shamelessly encourages love and sex, pleasure and sensuality, uninhibited erotic indulgence and play. Visually stunning, it is accompanied by exquisite, sensual artworks from the original Kama Sutra, classic homo-erotic artworks, and tasteful instructional line drawings. Wheter you are in a long-term partnership, an open relationship, or are enjoying a life of sexual freedom, this book offers invaluable advice for a happy, healthy, and satisfying sex life. Evey aspect of gay sex is explored--from oral congress and masturbation to anal sex and fetishes--and important issues such as finding a partner, emotional problems, and safe sex are also included. Synopsis:Filled with more than 100 specially drawn, color illustrations, this new and improved guide takes the place of the popular out-of-print "Gay Kama Sutra."
About the AuthorBorn in the north of England, Terry Sanderson is one of Britain's best-known gay journalists, having written an influential column in Gay Times for almost twenty years. He is also the author of several best-selling self-help books for gay men, including How to Be a Happy Homosexual, the A-Z of Gay Sex, Making Gay Relationships Work, A Stranger in the Family — How to Cope if Your Child is Gay, Assertively Gay, and the novels The Potts Correspondence and The Potts Papers. He worked for two years on the problem page of a national woman's magazine and has contributed to The Guardian (London), The Sunday Tiimes (London), The (London) Observer and The Independent on Sunday (London). Terry is active in gay politics, frequently speaking at events and conferences. He lives in London. What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!
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