Calling 1940s Lingerie Lovers – New Photo Book from What Katie Did

“A Serious Study of Mid-20th Century Lingerie” is a super new photo book, oozing with sexy retro images of lingerie, stockings, corsets and high heels…

There are 100 A4 pages and around 100 large colour photos by Tony Nylons, who clearly loves his work. It’s done with a lovely balance of style – always very sexy, but not porny or sleazy. If you like images of women in sexy ’40s lingerie, buy this book. Read more

Best Fetish Erotica

Yet another steamy compilation from Cleis Press, this edition of Best Fetish Erotica takes it up a notch and puts more focus on the darker side of kink, with edgily sexy stories of knife play, cross-dressing, spanking, rubber, doll and food fetishes and the odd costumed animal perv at Disneyland. Read more

Lustre – a Work of Fetish Art

One of the world’s most stylish artists in the fetish genre, Gérard Musy, has released a superb collectors’ item, a book, DVD, music score and print, called Lustre. Read more

Helmut Newton’s SUMO – The biggest, most lavish fetish photo book of the 20th century is back!

The late Helmut Newton was arguably the most famous fetish photographer ever. His iconic book, SUMO, was published in an edition of 10,000 signed and numbered copies. It broke all records for weight, size and retail price – SUMO was huge and it cost £7,500 UK pounds! Read more

Angelica Launches New Fetish Photo Book

Angelica is a well established photographer on the fetish scene and recently launched her book of fetish photos with a party at her Gatwick studio.

‘Sense and Sensuality’ is a 40-page A4 hardback book featuring photographs of Angelica’s customers from the last seven years. Read more

Kiss of Fire by Barbara Nitke

There are no images quite like real, open images. Kiss of Fire is a candid, yet still very artistic collection that captures the warm and the fiery nature of some honest couples’ sexual relationships. There’s every kind of couple involved in this exemplary erotic project; lesbians, gays, trannies, SM, B, D and every other letter of the alphabet. Read more

Me and My Slaves – Memoirs of a Beast by Shaun O’Driscoll

Me and My Slaves is a very well documented memoir of the roller-coaster life and times of Shaun O’Driscoll; a professional SM Master, who has now given it all up for a life devoted to Christ. He’s come a terribly long way up and out of the world of vice, bursting with harrowing stories he just had to tell. Read more

Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of Superman’s Co-creator, Joe Shuster

Devoted comic book fan Craig Yoe finds a long ago out-of-print smut magazine in a cardboard box in a used bookseller’s stall. It’s called Nights of Horror and the illustrations of Lois Lane look-alikes in disturbing scenarios looks oddly familiar to him. ‘These words leaped in a single bound to my mind: “Oh, my God, Joe Shuster!”. This is a book about a fan who saves the day… Read more

The Not So Invisible Woman

Entertainment publicist Suzanna Portnoy is sexy, single and searching in the city. But don’t think that this is some London spin-off of Sex and the City. No one’s looking for Mr. Big, and not even for Mr. Right. There’s only one man on the menu: Mr. Right Now.

This may only be her second erotic memoir (a continuation of her sizzling sexual trysts in The Butcher, The Baker, The Candlestick Maker), but Suzanne is doing it again, and again…and again; strutting her stuff all over the internet’s underbelly for her next eager sex victim.

She somehow successfully manages to juggle a full-time job and single parenthood to two teenage sons, with a more than raging sexual appetite, that involves chat rooms, swingers’ clubs, naturist spas, doctor/patient role play, nipple play, kinky shopping sprees and all manner of boys and toys. It’s hard work being a part-time slut, but Portnoy is one of those few unabashedly cool and confident gals who manages to make it look quite glamorous. This is a light kinky read for those ladies out there looking for more from your average Chick Lit horde. Buy The Not So Invisible Woman online now.

Review by Kara Martin

Suzanne Portnoy: www.suzanneportnoy.com

FETISH by David Bramwell

This book is easily in the running towards being a fetish bible, as it encompasses everything from the facts and basics to the derivatives of fetishism, its histories and role models; not to mention it’s beautifully presented, with lots of colourful photographs and step-by-step images.

The same way Time Out is a guide to London’s seeing and doing pleasures, Fetish is that vastly informed, and includes things like terminologies, a fetish dictionary, recommended art, fiction, magazines, websites etc., and, of course, thorough coverings of all the different types of fetishes out there. It’s easily read and easily understood, making it an essential guide for the curious beginner, and is something you can go back to again and again for honest guidance. Visit Amazon for your copy of Fetish.

Review by Kara Martin

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