Bdsm Books and Book Reviews by Carolyn Vakesh & Steve Vakesh

BDSM Books and Book Reviews
by Carolyn & Steve Vakesh

New and Noteworthy:

Alazar, Alazar's Book of Bondage, vol. 1.
Brian Tarsis, Valeria.
Michael Daniels, Woof! Perspectives into the Erotic Care & Training of the Human Do. Now someone just has to write a book on pony training.
Jack Rinella, Partners in Power: Living in Kinky Relationships and its predecessor The Compleat Slave.
Fakir Musafar, Spirit + Flesh. 140 photographs that document body modification and the modern primitive movement by the movement's founder and leading spokesperson.
Laura Antoniou, The Reunion. The latest (and best) book in the Marketplace series and the best SM novel in a decade. An impressive novel that transcends the norm of erotic fiction and is a must read. Also, The Catalyst and Other Works, a collection of many of her short works that is substantially different in content from the edition published in the early 1990's.
Doris Kloster, Demimonde: A Visual Exploration of Fetish.
John Norman, Witness of Gor. A new Gor book. Who would have guessed?
Guy Baldwin, SlaveCraft: Roadmaps for Erotic Servitude--Principles, Skills and Tools
Midori, The Seductive Art of Japanese Bondage. Step-by-step guide to Japanese bondage by a fetish diva. Easily the best nonfiction BDSM book published in the last several years.
Charles Moser, Health Care Without Shame: A Handbook for the Sexually Diverse and Their Caregivers
David West & Louis James, Adults Only Travel: the Ultimate Guide to Romantic and Erotic Destinations

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