This is what the cover of this book looks like. Seem familiar? It might.
Congratulations to the author (who used the photo with permission) on the publication of her ethnographic research. I’m looking forward to reading a copy myself.
Kill all humans.
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by Dae
24 Nov 2010 at 19:04
*gasp* That’s awesome! I loved that picture the first time I saw it; it’s absolutely beautiful, and I think it makes a fantastic book cover.
I might have to read the book.
by Staci
24 Nov 2010 at 19:16
Why, thank you. :) I agree that it’s beautiful, and I think it makes a fantastic book cover too!
by Raven (Yes, really)
26 Nov 2010 at 00:30
Ooh, beautiful photo and thanks for the book recommendation. I just graduated with my degree in Anthropology with a focus on human sexuality–I need to read this ethnography!
by missalice
30 Nov 2010 at 05:41
That looks and sounds like a great book. How lovely to finally see an embracing and beautiful image of male submission, on a book cover too. I love the new blog design, by the way.
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by WineDarkSea
08 Jun 2013 at 13:23
Beautiful, sexy picture. The marks look a little like wings on your back.
Also, you are awesome. Thanks for making me feel less alone in the kink world.