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The Westward Bound Connoisseur Collection
AU$400 Read MoreAdd to cartWestward Bound
London: Westward Bound, 1992.First trade catalogue issued by the British fetishwear company Westward Bound. The business grew out of Der Putsch, the influential London fetish club founded in 1983, and the associated Westward Bound Bed, Breakfast & Dungeon in Cornwall, whose national television exposure helped establish the company’s profile. Issued as the firm expanded into mail-order retail in the early 1990s, the catalogue offers fetishwear in rubber, PVC, leather, footwear, corrective and disciplinary clothing, boned corsetry, jewellery, wigs, and related accessories. Westward Bound went on to become one of Britain’s best-known fetishwear brands and remains in business today. Sinead O’Connor wore a Westward Bound latex dress on the cover of her 2014 album, ‘I’m Not Bossy, I’m the Boss’. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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The Key (Issue One)
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartDavid
Haywards Heath: Sussex Mailbox, 1995.English fetish contact magazine, edited and published by a one-man operation “David” trading as Sussex Mailbox. Contains more than 200 detailed contact advertisements (the editor states his aim was to produce a higher-quality contact magazine than otherwise available in England at the time), interspersed with lengthy profiles of individual fetishists or their desires and minor fetish trade advertisements, a letters to the editor section, and a guide to advertising in a planned second issue. Laid in is a key to the codes used in the advertisements. The editorial reports that the publisher had been raided by police on 8 March [1995] in connection with the magazine. Several letters, dated April and May [1995], refer to the raid and offer sympathy. No second issue has been traced, and it is possible the police attention curtailed the title after a single number. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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Profile (Volume 1 No 1, 2, 3, 4)
AU$500 Read MoreAdd to cartCarl Handen
London: European Publications, 1973.British “bizarre” periodical, edited by Carl Handen with art direction by Hans Deiter. Each cover is illustrated by the American artist Eric Stanton, whose bondage and fetish comics also run throughout all four issues; the cover of number four is billed as “More from America’s leading bizarre illustrator – Stanton. Exclusive to Profile.” The same issue announces that Profile has “obtained the exclusive rights to the creative and erotic writing of John Cleve,” the principal pseudonym of the American writer Andrew J. Offutt, extensively used for erotic fiction between 1969 and the mid 1980s; the story “The Chain,” appearing in this number. Also included is a feature on the pseudonymous French novelist Alan Mac Clyde and the illustrator Carlo, both associated with the interwar French sadomasochistic novel genre. Further contributors across the four numbers include Audrey Kendell, Iago, Maud Cameron, Bernard Valonnes, Gee Kay, Earle Dexter, Mark Ralphs, Victor Rhodes, Julie Hamilton, and Sally Fleming. Number four states that a fifth issue was planned; it is not known whether publication continued. Unrecorded in OCLC, and not mentioned in Richar Perez Seves: Eric Stanton & the History of the Bizarre Underground. A complete run (Nos. 1-4) is held by the Bishopsgate Institute’s UK Fetish Archive, London.
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Unleashed! (Volume 1, Number 1, 2, 3, 4)
AU$500 Read MoreAdd to cartJohn Garner
Leeds: Unlimited, 1994-1995.First four issues of the English BDSM magazine Unleashed!, comprising articles, SM sex guides, erotic photography and art, community news and events, letters and classifieds, with frequent reports on the launch and closure of fetish events, businesses, and other publications. Photography largely by John Garner, with contributions from David Flint among others. Issue four trails a fifth issue; whether this appeared is not known. Unrecorded in OCLC; a single issue (no. 1) is held by the Bishopsgate Institute UK Fetish Archive, London.
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Serious & Mistresses
AU$60 Read MoreAdd to cartDOM Promotions
Blackwood: DOM Promotions, No date.English catalogue of dominatrixes and mistresses, mostly full page adverts devoted to each. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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Bewitching Bitches
AU$400 Read MoreAdd to cartPeter X
London: [Swish Publications], No date.“Are you prepared for another journey into the bizarre fantasy world of the fabulous Peter X?” The second of two collections of fetish drawings by the fantasist of dominant women and lady rubberists published by the English femdom magazine Madame. Circa 1986-87. Both of Peter X’s works unrecorded in OCLC.
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Their Bizarre Education
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartClayton Rich
Wilmington: Eros Publishing, 1974.Femdom BDSM pulp. Bizarre Book BB-24. Cover illustration and 12 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Bill Ward.
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Sandraman the Enemaman
AU$400 Read MoreAdd to cartF. Wakeling; M. Dreer; Sandra Anne
Erin: Sandraman Enterprises, No date.Illustrated erotic contact magazine devoted to enema fetishism and related watersports interests, issued during the 1970s from the same postal address as the fetishwear mail-order business Betty’s. Produced for a highly specialised readership, the publication combined illustrated fantasy narratives, correspondence, and contact-advertisement material centred on klismaphilia, the sexualisation of enemas and related practices. Although the fetish itself long predates its formal medical description, the term “klismaphilia” was coined in 1973 by psychiatrist Dr. Joanne Denko in a published case study examining patients for whom enemas functioned as a sexual preference. Earlier evidence of the practice appears in informal and clinical literature, including data gathered by sexologist Alfred Kinsey and colleagues in their 1953 survey of female sexual behaviour, which recorded enemas among a range of masturbatory techniques and erotic interests. Like many niche fetish publications of the period, Sandraman the Enemaman appears to have been distributed privately through mail-order networks rather than conventional bookselling channels. Survival rates are consequently low, reflecting both the ephemeral nature of the publication and the discretion of its readership. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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La Femme Dominatas Issue 26
AU$400 Read MoreAdd to cartBenco Publications
New York: Benco Publications, 1974.Bi-monthly contact newsletter devoted to female domination and associated fetish interests. Typical of the underground personal-contact publications that flourished before the internet, it contains more than one hundred personal advertisements accompanied by suggestive line illustrations, together with advertisements for swingers’ clubs, mail-order fetishwear, specialist adult publications, humour features, and a serialised work of erotic fiction. The final page provides evidence of the publisher’s changing circumstances: the printed address at 152 West 42nd Street, Suite 536, New York, has been cancelled and overstamped with a corrected address for Benco at 130 West 42nd Street, Suite 1305, documenting at least one office relocation during the newsletter’s run. Such ephemeral publications were typically produced in small quantities for a niche readership and were rarely collected by libraries, contributing to their present scarcity. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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Don’t Miss Your… Monthly (4 Issues: 34, 35, 36, 38)
AU$600 Read MoreAdd to cartEve Brown Fashions
New York: Eve Browne Fashions, 1973.4 issues of New York crossdressing newsletter Don’t Miss Your Monthly published by Eve Brown Fashions, New York. Each issue contains personals, reader photos, and lots of ads for trans and fetish goods and services. Issue 35 is a special Library Issue with a 14 page booklist.
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Ce Soir… Catalogue – Catalogus
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartCe Soir; Alain Verdier
Brussels: Ce Soir, 1982.1980s catalogue of latex, rubber, and plastic fetishwear for men and women by Belgian label Ce Soir, photographed by Alain Verdier. Pricelist laid in.
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Chic in Schuh und Steifel
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartPascal Holland
Dusseldorf: Pascho-Exclusive, 1993.1990s catalogue of heels and boots by German distributor Pascal Holland. Includes a typed letter signed by Pascal to Belgian fetishwear store Boutique Minuit and 6 leaves of pricelists and order forms.
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Massad Catalogus
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartMassad
Rotterdam: Massad, 1993.1990s catalogue of fetishwear and toys from the oldest Dutch BDSM magazine still in publication today.
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Korsetts und Korsagen
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartSchwarze Mode
Berlin: Schwarze Mode, No date.Catalogue of corsets and bustiers by German boutique Schwarze Mode.
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Fetissi No. 1 & 2
AU$150 Read MoreAdd to cartTaru Hoykinpuro
Helsinki: SMS-Invest OY, 2001-2002.First two issues of this Finnish fetish magazine. Features artwork by Roman Kasperski, Eric Kroll, DeMask, Christophe Mourthe, and others. Text is primarily Finnish, with a small amount of English. Unrecorded in OCLC, a single holding at the National Library of Finland shows possibly a third issue published in 2004.
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Exhibition of Female Flagellants Parts I and II; Lady Bumtickler’s Revels
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartAnonymous
London [Tours]: G. Peacock [Imp. E. Arrault et Cie], 1777, 1785, and n.d. [1907].The first three of the seven parts of The Library Illustrative of Social Progress, here reset as a single composite volume. The series was issued clandestinely by John Camden Hotten around 1872, each part under its own false London imprint (1777, 1785, and undated respectively), and a fabricated editorial pedigree: Hotten claimed the texts came “from the original editions collected by” the historian Henry Thomas Buckle. Ashbee in the Index Librorum Prohibitorum disputes this asserting that the volumes had in fact been reprinted, without permission, from a private collection, likely his. This is not Hotten’s printing but a later resetting of these three parts, without plates, continuously paginated where Hotten’s originals are separate. The text carries a false Paris bookselling address on the wrappers but a genuine printer’s mark at the tail of the final page (Imp. E. Arrault et Cie, of Tours, dated 4 March 1907) placing actual production in provincial France some thirty-five years after Hotten’s original printing, behind both an invented London title-page imprint and an invented Paris point of sale. Not in Mendes. Ashbee discusses the constituent texts at length in the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, vol. I.
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Experiences of Flagellation: A Series of Remarkable Instances of Whipping Inflicted on Both Sexes, with Curious Anecdotes of Ladies Fond of Administering Birch Discipline
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartAn Amateur Flagellant
London: Printed for Private Circulation [E.Avery?], 1885 [c. 1890].“This semi-clandestine compilation was first published by Lazenby & Avery. Avery, in his ‘Preface’ to the Whippingham Papers, 1888, makes this remark: “Only a few years back, a remarkable and lengthened correspondence filled the columns of such domestic periodicals as The Family Herald, The Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine, &c., the pith of which was collected and issued in a volume entitled ‘EXPERIENCES OF FLAGELLATION’, 1885. That the topic has not lost its interest with the present generation may be estimated by the rapidity with which the first edition of this work was sold.”” (see MENDES 7-A) Thus leading to this early reprint possibly done for Avery MENDES 7-B.
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The Callipyges: The Whole Philosophy and Secret Mystery of Female Flagellation now for the first time fully exposed
AU$500 Read MoreAdd to cartFour English Ladies
London: Privately Printed for Private Subscribers Only, 1903.With Experiments and detailed Instructions as to the Proper Conduct of this noble Pastime. Sidelights on English Society. “This book, which is perfectly new, we venture to predict, be one day recognised as, in a sense, the Bible of Flagellation.” (from Carrington’s prospectus). Printed for Charles Carrington by Veuve Guy. First appearing in 1901, though possibly only the first volume, which was then reprinted for the two volume set as here. “… a translation of the French original: ‘Les Callipyges, ou Les Delices de la Verge, Par E.D… Paris, Chez la Petite Lolotte… 1889 (Brancart, Amsterdam).” (Peter Mendes: Clandestine Erotic Fiction in English, 1800-1930) MENDES 137-B.
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Les 120 Journees de Sodome, ou l’Ecole du Libertinage, par le Marquis de Sade
AU$3,500 Read MoreAdd to cartMarquis de Sade; Maurice Heine; Andre Collot
Paris: S. & C., aux Depens des Bibliophiles Souscripteurs, 1931-36.The first critical edition of the text, and the first established directly from the autograph manuscript written by Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de Sade in the Bastille in 1785. The manuscript, composed in minute script on a continuous paper roll, was long presumed lost following the storming of the Bastille, before resurfacing in the late nineteenth century and coming into the hands of the Berlin physician and pioneering sexologist Iwan Bloch, whose foundational but flawed 1904 edition first brought the text into print. Following Bloch’s death, the manuscript entered French ownership (often associated with the patronage circle of Charles de Noailles and Marie-Laure de Noailles, a descendant of Sade), enabling the Sade specialist Maurice Heine to prepare the present edition under their support. Working directly from the autograph roll, Heine produced a transcription of far greater fidelity than Bloch’s, accompanied by a substantial critical apparatus keyed to the original manuscript and including a photographic facsimile as frontispiece. Heine’s engagement with Sade was both scholarly and personal: he first encountered the work through Bloch’s edition in 1912, later recalling (most notably in the 1933 ‘Minotaure enquete’ organised by Andre Breton and Paul Eluard) that discovery as decisive. Pascal Pia would subsequently credit Heine with establishing the modern text of Sade. Issued in a limited edition of 396 numbered copies, this example is one of 300 on velin de Rives. It is here bound with the complete suite of sixteen lithographs by Andre Collot, separately issued in a limited edition (c. 1936) and intended for addition to subscribers’ sets and unsold copies.
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Les 120 Journees de Sodome ou l’Ecole du Libertinage par le Marquis de Sade
AU$6,500 Read MoreAdd to cartMarquis de Sade; Eugene Duhren [Iwan Bloch]
Paris: Club des Bibliophiles, 1904.The first printed edition and editio princeps of the text, based on the notorious manuscript written by Donatien Alphonse François, Marquis de Sade in the Bastille in 1785. The manuscript, composed in minute script on a continuous paper roll, was long presumed lost following the storming of the Bastille, before resurfacing in the late nineteenth century and coming into the hands of the Berlin physician and pioneering sexologist Iwan Bloch. Bloch prepared the first edition, editing and annotating the text under the pseudonym Eugene Duhren, and issued it via the Berlin bookseller Max Harrwitz, using a fictive Paris imprint to mitigate censorship concerns. In his introduction, Bloch framed the work as a document of scientific and anthropological interest, intended for specialists in sexual pathology, jurisprudence, and cultural history. The text, as here presented, is incomplete and editorially imperfect, deficiencies later addressed in Maurice Heine’s critical edition of 1931-35, prepared from direct examination of the autograph manuscript, yet this remains the foundational printed appearance. One of 200 numbered copies, this being one of 160 printed on laid paper. Together with the rare original subscription prospectus by Max Harrwitz, three leaves (29cm x 11.cm), folded vertically and complete with original cord.
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Archive of 31 Kinbaku Photographs and 2 Typed Letters Signed, Supplied to Jurgen Boedt for Secret Magazine, Fetish Photo Anthology, and Extreme
AU$2,500 Read MoreAdd to cartMaster K
Los Angeles: Master K, 1999-2002.Archive of kinbaku photographs supplied by Master K to Jurgen Boedt, editor and publisher of the Belgian fetish magazine Secret, accompanied by two signed letters detailing their intended editorial use. The first letter accompanied twelve black-and-white photographs (“Each is an illustration of classical shibari”) and a printed copy of his article ‘A Brief History of Shibari,’ subsequently published in Secret #20. It includes an authorial biography and acknowledges collaborators by name: “Although he usually only works with shibari enthusiasts, for this series of stills he collaborated with some of America’s best known fetish models. For helping in the mutual search for the artistic in the erotic he would like to thank: Devon, subgirl, Julie Simone and Michelle.” The second letter, warmly signed, accompanied further photographic contributions intended for two Boedt-edited hardcovers: the fourth volume of ‘Fetish Photo Anthology’ and ‘Extreme’, with Master K explaining: “I tried to combine the best of traditional kinbaku art with interesting photography in order to show the excitement, drama and passion felt by the truly engaged submissive. All the emotions shown here are real. There was no posing and everyone involved had a great time.” The material predates Master K’s book publications and documents an early phase of his public output and self-positioning within Western fetish publishing. He would later publish ‘Shibari, the Art of Japanese Bondage’ (2004) and ‘The Beauty of Kinbaku’ (2008; revised edition 2015), the latter translated into Japanese as ‘A Cultural History of Kinbaku’ (Suriensha, 2013). Beyond print, he served as rigger for the 2016 film ‘The Neon Demon’, starring Keanu Reeves and Elle Fanning, and was co-founder of the Los Angeles study groups Spring Tiger Ryu and LA Rope.
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Betty’s Latex Fashions Catalog (2 Volumes)
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartBetty’s Latex Fashions
Erin: Betty’s Services, No date.The first two catalogues for Canadian mail order rubberwear business Betty’s Latex Fashions.
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Tyson-Rose Rubber Garments Catalog (2 Volumes)
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartTyson-Rose Co.
Guttenberg: Tyson-Rose Company, No date.Two catalogues for New Jersey mail order rubberwear business Tyson-Rose Co.
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Sweet Gwendoline & Sir Dystic d’Arcy No. 1: The Race for the Gold Cup
AU$2,000 Read MoreAdd to cartJohn Willie [John Alexander Scott Coutts]
Los Angeles: J. A. S. Coutts, 1958.The complete cartoon serial of Sweet Gwendoline, reworked, finished, and published by the artist. The character first appeared in Coutts iconic fetish magazine Bizarre, which ran for 26 issues between 1946 and 1959 and remains the most influential fetish periodical of its era. Publishing under the pseudonym John Willie, Coutts work profoundly shaped later artists including Eric Stanton, Gene Bilbrew, and erotica publisher Leonard Burtman. Born in Singapore to British parents, Coutts lived in Brisbane and Sydney from 1926 to 1945, where he developed his signature aesthetic centred on high heels, corsetry, and bondage. During this period he produced photographs and drawings, often featuring his wife and model Holly Anna Faram, much of which informed the imagery of Bizarre’s early issues. After a short stint in the Australian Military Forces, Coutts emigrated to North America in 1945, publishing Bizarre soon after. This standalone title was published after Coutts had sold the magazine and relocated from New York to Los Angeles. The final 55-page narrative that Coutts published in magazine form in November 1958 was a significant reworking of the original Sir d’Arcy d’Arcy comic–almost a complete reimagining. The journey to this completed work had been long and winding, beginning in Bizarre, passing through Wink magazine, and briefly distributed by Irving Klaw as 10×8″ photographic sheets. The bound edition Coutts eventually published remains the only complete version.” (Richard Perez Seves, John Willie: The Story of John Alexander Scott Coutts). Two institutional holdings, at Yale University and the Kinsey Institute.
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Bootlove’s Premier Issue
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartD. Jackson
Palm Springs: Bootlove’s, 1979.One-shot American magazine devoted to interviews with professional dominatrixes about their footwear. The first in a series of titles by David Jackson’s Strictly Speaking Publishing Company, which went on to become an established force in fem-dom publishing through its long-running Domination Directory International (DDI) and Fantasy Fashion Digest. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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A Study of the Century: Sweet Seventeen: The True Story of a Daughter’s Awful Whipping and its Delightful if Direful Consequences
AU$500 Read MoreAdd to cart[Jean de Villiot]; Martin van Maele
Paris: Issued for the Subscribers Only, 1910.English translation of Hugues Rebell’s 1905 work, ‘Dix-sept ans. Etude sociale’ authored under his Jean de Villiot pseudonym, including the copper-plate etchings by Martin van Maele. A limitation statement of 250 numbered copies, this copy out of sequence. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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The Brute and His Women
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartJorge Sanchez
New York: Star Distributors, 1973.Early erotic pulp of Star Distributors Special Collection line, which delved into more taboo and violent sub-genres. Special Collection SC-9. Cover illustration by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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Captives of the Black Chateau
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartJames MacKenzie
Wilmington: Eros Publishing, 1972.Femdom BDSM pulp. Bizarre Book BB-24. Cover illustration and 16 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Bill Ward.
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De Sade State Hospital
AU$250 Read MoreAdd to cartJames MacKenzie
Wilmington: Eros Publishing, 1972.Femdom BDSM pulp. Bizarre Book BB-31. Cover illustration and 16 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Bill Ward.
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The Slaves of Carla
AU$150 Read MoreAdd to cartMistress Carla
Wilmington: Eros Publishing, 1982.BDSM pulp. Bizarre Book BB-191. Cover illustration and 16 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Bill Ward.
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Biting Into the Bizarre
AU$250 Read MoreAdd to cartSteve Gold
South Laguna: Publisher’s Consultants, 1979.Sexological pulp on the erotics of teeth and biting. Torture Tales TOR-101. Cover illustration by Bill Ward.
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Vestite Bondage
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartJaques Fountaine
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1972.Trans femdom BDSM pulp. TP-141. Cover illustration and 10 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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The Queen of Torture Island
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartHarry Devlin
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1971.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-108. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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Revenge of the Whip
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartDoug Kingsly
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1971.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-114. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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Bondage Rebellion
AU$150 Read MoreAdd to cartKevin Kanen
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1971.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-115. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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Evil Dungeon
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartCurt Watson
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1972.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-143. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg.
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The Leatherman’s Handbook II: Updated Second Edition
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartLarry Townsend
New York: Carlyle Communications, 1989.A completely new sequel to the definitive exploration of the gay S&M leather scene.
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Hidden Exposures
AU$100 Read MoreAdd to cartStefan Richter
Dordrecht: De Vaar BV, 1994.A graphic collection of full-colour photographs depicting tattoos and genital piercings, with a foreword by the photographer.
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Devil’s Chamber
AU$150 Read MoreAdd to cartDuncan Lamour
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1972.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-121. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg. “The revolution had come, and failed, and gone. Afterwards came the repression, exactly as it had been predicted and feared for so many years. Tens of thousands of rebels and leftists, yippies, hippies, radicals, marxists, and simple liberals were rounded up and incarcerated in camps that were nothing more or less than concentration camps.” Unrecorded in OCLC.
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Hell’s Dungeon
AU$200 Read MoreAdd to cartSteward Chalford
Buffalo: Tortura Press, 1972.Femdom BDSM pulp. TP-131. Cover illustration and 9 full page black and with illustrations in the text by Gene Bilbrew AKA Eneg. “The boy leaned far forward, thrusting out his crimson ass awaiting the sting of the lash. The old man in the pink panties took his time, toying with his victim.” Unrecorded in OCLC.
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Run, Little Leather Boy
AU$120 Read MoreAdd to cartLarry Townsend
New York: The Olympia Press, 1971.SM leather gay pulp. The Other Traveller, the gay imprint of Olympia’s The Traveller’s Companion. TC-505.
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Rituals of Love: Sexual Experiments, Erotic Possibilities
AU$40 Read MoreAdd to cartTed Polhemus; Housk Randall
London: Picador, 1994. -
Claude Alexandre
AU$120 Read MoreAdd to cartClaude Alexandre
Tokyo: Treville, 1992.Black and white S&M photography.
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Nell in Bridewell
AU$20 Read MoreAdd to cartW. Reinhard
London: Luxor Press, 1968.Description of the System of Corporal Punishment (flagellation) in the Female Prisons of South Germany up to the year 1848.
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Boots and Bloomers
AU$40 Read MoreAdd to cartGilbert Oakley
London: Diamond Star Books, 1970.Study of shoe and underwear fetishism. “Kinky boots, shoes, thigh boots, spurs, bras, bloomers, knickers, drawers, g strings, slips, panties, briefs.”
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15 Femdom Paintings with Short Stories
AU$1,500 Read MoreAdd to cartL. Rossera
: L. Rossera, No date.Portfolio of 15 original erotic mixed media paintings. Dominatrix/femdom scenes featuring large women with bright make up and bulging breasts dominating men: Facesitting, whipping, spanking, pegging, slavery. Each painting signed LR (1 marked over) and housed in a folder lettered L. Rossera, possibly Dutch artist Linda Rossera, produced in the 1960s. 14 are mounted in a thin board folder, 12 with an accompanying short femdom story, ‘His Wife’s Seat’, ‘The Web of Ruthless Betty’, ‘Charwomen in Action’, ‘Prisoner of Vixen’, etc.
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How to Be Knotty: The Essential Guide to Modern Rope Bondage
AU$50 Read MoreAdd to cartMorpheous
[San Francisco]: Green Candy Press, 2017.“How to be Knotty: The Essential Guide to Modern Rope Bondage is intended for those who have a little experience with rope bondage and want to learn more. Whether you’ve been tying for years or have already read one bondage book and want to know more, Morpheous’ easy-to-understand teaching style and phenomenal full-color photos will show you exactly how to achieve over 20 ties in full step-by-step detail. Additional chapters cover safety, equipment, different schools of rope bondage and how to safely and sexily bring rope bondage into your sex life. As always with Morpheous books, communication, fun, and safety are at the forefront of this fantastic rope guide that provides everything you need to advance in rope bondage. You ll never be bored on a Friday night again.” (publisher’s blurb)
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Jay Wiseman’s Erotic Bondage Handbook
AU$25 Read MoreAdd to cartJay Wiseman
Emeryville: Greenery Press, 2000.“If you can tie your shoelaces, you can create an erotic masterpiece! From the author of our bestselling SM 101 comes this compendium of sensible, sensational advice about how to tie up your sweetie, or get tied up yourself. Everything from simple hands-behind-the-back experimentation to immobilizing spreadeagles and hogties – all presented with Wiseman’s trademark humor and responsibility. Simple and easy-to-follow, with no complex knots and plenty of illustrations to guide you on your way to bound bliss.”
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When Someone You Love Is Kinky
AU$30 Read MoreAdd to cartDossie Easton; Catherine A. Liszt
Emeryville: Greenery Press, 2000.“Many, many people have sexual interests or practices that are in some way unusual. These people may enjoy bondage or spanking, erotic role-playing, dressing in special clothes that turn them on, or a host of other activities that place them outside the sexual mainstream. Your mechanic might have an alternative sexuality, or your librarian, or your kids’ teacher, or your boss… If someone you love has a sexual kink, or if you suspect that she may, and you want to know more about what that means to her and how you can deal with what it means to you, this book is for you.”
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The Sexually Dominant Woman: An Illustrated Guide for Nervous Beginners
AU$20 Read MoreAdd to cartJanet W. Hardy
Emeryville: Greenery Press, 2018.“Janet W. Hardy, a dominant of 35 years experience and a respected author and teacher, has distilled and updated her extensive knowledge into this beginner-friendly guidebook. Everything from bondage to control to sensation to fetish – all with entertaining drawings, intro-level information, and lots of reassurance for the nervous or uncertain novice.”
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Erotic Slavehood: The Miss Abernathy Omnibus
AU$35 Read MoreAdd to cartChristina Abernathy
Oakland: Greenery Press, 2007. -
Play Piercing
AU$25 Read MoreAdd to cartDeborah Addington
Oakland: Greenery Press, 2006. -
Flogging
AU$25 Read MoreAdd to cartJoseph W. Bean
Oakland: Greenery Press, 2000. -
SM101: A Realistic Introduction
AU$40 Read MoreAdd to cartJay Wiseman
Oakland: Greenery Press, 1998. -
Spirit of Desire: Personal Experience of Sacred Kink
AU$35 Read MoreAdd to cartLee Harrington
Anchorage: Mystic Productions, 2016. -
The New Topping Book
AU$25 Read MoreAdd to cartDossie Easton; Janet W. Hardy
Oakland: Greenery Press, 2003. -
The New Bottoming Book
AU$25 Read MoreAdd to cartDossie Easton; Janet W. Hardy
Oakland: Greenery Press, 2001.