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In the late 1930s, Alfred Kinsey had what he thought was a rather simple idea: Given that no one had the slightest idea what people really did and did not do sexually, and given — as he discovered from a questionnaire he distributed to his students — that a lack of simple information about […]
“I don’t know how you can think about sex in these times. The world feels like it’s coming to an end. I can’t even THINK about sex, much less feel like having it, I’m so depressed and fearful.” — Email from a friend
“Any sexual activity that might decrease the amount of coal mined, the […]
or Why So Many People Leave their Hearts, Minds, Inhibitions, Fears, Virginity, and Heterosexuality in the City by the Bay
[A slightly different version of this column appeared in SF Weekly, September 8, 2004.]
At 5 p.m. on Wednesday, May 5, three undercover vice squad officers walked into San Francisco’s nearly empty New Century […]
Kiss of Fire: A Romantic View of Sadomasochism, photographs by Barbara Nitke, Kehrer Verlag, Heidelberg, 2003, 104 oversized pages, casebound, $40, ISBN 3-933257-94-8.
It’s no easy thing to capture the subtlety and complexity of s/m play in a photograph.
There are, to be sure, thousands of fetish photos and dozens of fetish photography […]
Love & Lust, photographs by Donna Ferrato, Aperture Foundation, 2004, hardbound, 144 pages, $25.
Perhaps the walls of the sex ghetto are starting to break down, at least a little. Aperture, the highly respected fine art photography publisher, has just published Love & Lust, a groundbreaking book of images by Life/Time/New York Times […]
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