The Good Vibrations Guide to Sex

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The Good Vibrations Guide to Sex
AuthorsCathy Winks, Anne Semans
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
Media typePrint

The Good Vibrations Guide to Sex is a sex manual co-written by Cathy Winks and Anne Semans,[1][2] and published by Cleis Press. The authors run the Good Vibrations sex shop chain. The book is billed as "the most complete sex manual ever written".[3]

Reception[edit]

Debby Herbenick writing in The Courier-Journal recommended this book for knowing about communication during sex and tips for exploring different aspects of sexuality.[4] The San Antonio Express-News describe this book as "two of the best general sexuality references", the other being Pucker Up by Tristan Taormino.[5]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Try some new techniques to make her happy, Star Tribune
  2. ^ Wet is best, Salon.com
  3. ^ Pleasure Principles, Metro Silicon Valley
  4. ^ LOVEVILLE; A healthy sexual relationship may require going by the book, The Courier-Journal
  5. ^ Get screened, love your body, help your teen, San Antonio Express-News

Further reading[edit]

  • "Super sex". Cosmopolitan. 224 (3). Hearst Communications: 222. March 1998. ISSN 0010-9541 – via InfoTrac.
  • "Shameless sex". Men's Health. 10 (3). Rodale, Inc.: 108 April 1995. ISSN 1054-4836 – via InfoTrac.

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