“Eadweard Muybridge developed chemical and mechanical techniques in photography to capture motion in sequences of action splits. After making a successful panorama of the City of San Francisco, via his method, he directed his attention to the movement of the horse. Over 4,000 stop-action photographs of horses, cats, lions, deer, kangaroos, etc.”

Publisher: Dover
Hardback: 416 pages
Illustrated

“Facts and phalluses” about herbs, drugs and concentrated virilizing foods. The injectible drug that turns men into ramrods in minutes. The African bark that restores potency in 50 percent of men: yohimbe. Minoxidyl. Kava Kava. Secret Chinese elixirs. Plus, the truth about Spanish Fly and other “faux passion potions.” GR

Publisher: Added Dimensions
Paperback: 64 pages

How to be your own sex partner. “Once a man has tasted his own penis, no other sensation can quite match it.” Presents a regimen of exercises, personal experiences, a list of 100-plus self-suck videos, and the seven most popular positions: the Stork, the Lotus, Over Easy, the Plow, etc. Lots of pictures. GR

Publisher: Added Dimensions
Paperback: 100 pages
Illustrated

Warning: This book is big. Really big. Big enough for a small-waisted, big-busted, long-legged, overheated bitch in a fur-trimmed black negligee and stiletto heels to use as a weapon; that is, if a scrub brush, vacuum cleaner hose, riding crop, belt, rug beater, gun, two-by-four, whip or golf club isn't handy. (Or if another prevalent form of punishment in Eric Stanton's world—suffocation by crotch—is deemed too good for the miserable cur.) “A woman has to be strong,” says Stanton, “The bigger the better.”
Stanton got his start in the early ’50s when Irving Klaw published his first comic book. These early works had women serving equal time as bondage subjects (“Girls' Figure Training Academy”) and Amazons (“Dawn's Fighting Adventures”). He went on to share a studio with Spiderman's Steve Ditko, and to produce compelling covers for erotic magazines and novels in his masterful pulp style. He continues to run a thriving mail-order business, which consists of picture stories he customises to the client's request. (One such collaboration is reproduced in its multiple stages in this book.) Stanton's lengthy career is a tribute to his and his viewership's polymorphous perversity: Just leafing through this book—even with both hands—can leave the impressionable reader in a state of near-exhaustion. MH

Publisher: Taschen
Hardback: 400 pages
Illustrated

Out of the dungeons and into the streets. A collection of essays spotlighting the politically emerging leather/fetish/SM community. Topics include: “Pride Day: Where Should We Be?”; “Butcher Than Thou”; “Kink Nation: Identity Politics In Flatland”; “National Groups: Why We Need Them”; “Possession”; and “Soul Retrieval.” Not your average Democratic or Republican platform issues. Not even close. GR

Publisher: Daedalus
Paperback: 156 pages

The only medically sound, comprehensive guide to improving your sex life with drugs and nutrients. From substances that can enhance sex drive, firmness and duration of erection, vaginal lubrication, skin sensitivity, intensity of orgasm and stamina, to effective treatments for sexual difficulties such as premature ejaculation, impotence and difficulty achieving orgasm. This explains how each drug or nutrient works, how it can be obtained, and how to use it—including complete information on dosage, precautions and safety issues. AK

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 200 pages

A Sourcebook Project catalog. Looks at the “external” attributes of humans (their physical appearance, anomalous behavior and unusual talents and faculties). Typical subjects covered: mirror-image twins, the sacral spot, the supposed human aura, baldness among musicians, human tails and horns, human behavior and solar activity, cycles of religiousness, cyclicity of violent collective human behavior, handedness and longevity, wolf-children, dermo-optical perception, hearing under anesthesia and human navigation sense.

Publisher: Sourcebook Project
Hardback: 304 pages
Illustrated

The second Sourcebook catalog volume focuses on the “internal” machinery of the body. Typical subjects covered: phantom limbs, blood chimeras, bone shedders, skin shedders, sudden increase of hominid brain size, periodicity of epidemics, extreme longevity, “nostril cycling,” voluntary suspended animation and “male menstruation.”

Publisher: Sourcebook Project
Hardback: 297 pages
Illustrated

The third volume focuses on: the human fossil record, biochemistry and genetics, possible unrecognized living hominids and human interactions with other species and “entities.” Typical subjects covered: Neanderthal demise, giant skeletons, tiny skeletons, human-animal communication, human chimeras and anomalous distribution of human lice.

Publisher: Sourcebook Project
Hardback: 212 pages
Illustrated

First of a projected three volumes on the “other” mammals. Volume 1 focuses on “external” attributes. Typical subjects covered: zebra stripe reversal, marching teeth, lunar effect on activity, mammalian art and music, rat and squirrel “kings,” mummified Antarctic seals, navigation and homing, mammalian engineering works, and unusual vocalizations.

Publisher: Sourcebook Project
Hardback: 292 pages
Illustrated