Lee Harrington (1)

I see a lot of people giving this middling or even low ratings because it's "hit or miss" or only some of the material appealed to them, and like... that's LITERALLY the point of this kind of anthology? The stuff I glommed onto, I glommed onto HARD. And I admittedly skimmed some stuff that didn't seem either useful or interesting to me, but I know there are people out there who are gonna glom onto the stuff I bounced off of and bounce off the stuff I glommed onto. And that's kind of exactly show more the kind of reactions this kind of anthology should inspire. It means a diverse set of experiences and perspectives was actually collected here, and the particular parts that are gonna be useful to you are gonna be INCREDIBLY useful. And especially if you're still figuring out what your practice is gonna look like, like me, it's good to get this kind of variety pack and have an idea of what to look further into. show less

This is such a brilliant collection of diverse queer, Black, PoC, witchy, polyamorous, polytheist, and kinky perspectives on queer magic. I highly recommend it. Many of the contributors have written books on queer magic and offer rituals, healing, and mythology grounded in queerness. It includes contributions from several well-known queer authors and several who I wasn't familiar with but will seek out more of their work. The suggestions for queer ritual and a queer wheel of the year are show more particularly helpful. Whether you're looking to expand your horizons beyond heteronormative views of magic or are already grounded in queer culture, I guarantee that this book will expand your mind. And I'm not just saying all these nice things because I contributed to this anthology! It really is awesome.
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Informative and funny. Lots of pictures. Male and female models. At least one BBW model. I love the way the first step of every tie is "Identify the body part to be tied" with a picture of a hand pointing at the body part.

A collection of articles from Rope/Bondage practitioners all over the world, this book certainly gives you an insight into the power of rope and the significance in which it is held by those practitioners. Some pieces leave you wishing to hear more, others say it all; but in each case you are left in no doubt about the importance of rope in the expression of each writer's BDSM "style".