I thought Everything You Know About Sex is Wrong would be just as funny and enjoyable as Everything You Know About God is Wrong. Although the former was enjoyable, it wasn't as funny as the latter; in fact, I thought that Everything You Know About Sex is Wrong was more serious than Everything You Know About God is Wrong becuase human sexuality and our anatomies are a serious topic. However, Russ Kick described sexual acts extremely well. ( )

I'm very open-minded - let's get that out on the table right off.
I was expecting something completely different when I ordered this book - from the reviews, it sounded like a descriptive account of "out there" sexual practises, human sexuality and psychology...Which to a point, it was. But I found the interviews with porn stars to be very lacking...It was set up in the "Here's the subject. Here's the commentary" format. And some of the commentators probably should have stuck to the film industry than hopping over into the interview niche. A lot of them were tiresome to read simply because the editor never edited them beyond grammar and spelling.

The book had its good points. But not many of them. If you feel like filtering through the slush, you can play psychologist and get what you really wanted out of this book. ( )

An obscene (pun intended) amount of information on sex, human sexuality, psychology, biology, and all else lies between the covers of this book. Open-minded, sex-positive people ought to find this book the most valuable in their collection.