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The Lesbian Kama Sutra by Kat Harding

By Eric Page
Mar 9, 2011 - 9:57:14 PM
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Kat Harding well known for her writing and journalism, has taken some time out to produce this ultimate guide to sensual and sexual delight for the 21st century women.

This hardback full colour book, with many illustrations is accompanied by historical and timeless erotic advice from the iconic ancient Indian guide to lovemaking and it follows that books graceful evocation of the idea of uninhibited pleasure thought sex, pleasure and sensuality.

The Lesbian Kama Sutra adapts the ancient classic with specially commissioned instructional illustrations – that reminded me of the ones from 70’s hetro classic ‘ the joy of sex’ - and adds in contemporary erotic advice including how-to's on kissing, foreplay, sexual positions, oral sex and games. Its also provided some good solid advice on modern concerns inducing meeting partners, relational issues, sex problems and their solutions, sex and the menopause,  safe sex for women and bisexuality.   It also goes into depth about what today’s lesbians, with their own individualities, really want in lovemaking, including how to interpret sings they may be giving out.

This is a visually stunning book and the many full colour erotic illustrations and historical artworks add to its quality.  It’s written in clear and empowering text staying on the side of clear clinical advice and never veering over into the smutty, and is to the point but not without humour, it’s well researched and full of interesting historical details and also aims to be fully contemporary in it’s treatment of women on women love, sex and sensuality.  

This comprehensive guide to thrilling lesbian love making with it’s evocative sensual images is out in hardback April 14.

Publish by Carlton books at £9.99
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