by
depuss
Rating: Hello everyone. Due to email mix up’s, back orders and whatnot, the book(s) that I have been attempting to get and read for this column are still not here and so if you will bear with me, I will tell you a bit about a book that I have not have a chance to read but have heard is a wonderful guide and instructional book. It is The Leatherman's Handbook: Silver Jubilee Edition by Larry Townsend and Jack Fritscher. This book first came out in 1972 and almost immediately became a cult classic. As Jack Fritscher put it : The groundbreaking 1972 publication of Larry Townsend's Leatherman's Handbook is as remarkable a construct as Stonewall itself, because it was a declaration of independence for "Anatomically correct" homomasculinity." - Jack Fritscher, 1996 This is a wonderful book for anyone and not just for those that are leather curious. In some circles it is said that the Leather folk are the forerunners to today’s BDSM scene. The Old Guard. The book clearly explains what the scene is all about and describes some of the games that people play. Here’s what
a few people who have bought The Leatherman’s Handbook: Silver
Jubilee Edition have to say about it. “The Leatherman's
Handbook is truely remarkable. This book being published back
in the 70's, has some strange lingo. I found it to be a bit funny
myself. This book uses stories to illustrate the chapter topic.
For a portion of the chapter Larry talks about the topic and then
goes into "story telling" mode. During the later he
tells of expriences he has had in relation to the topic. Lots
of good information here and gives a good look at "Old Guard"
thought.” United States
This is definitely one book that I will be getting reading all the way through and I hope that you do as well. Larry Towndsend
also has another book out, Leatherman’s
Handbook II that you might want to take a look at. As usual almost all books that depuss reads are available on Amazon.com . Buy through the link on the Dom-sub Lifestyle home page, or by clicking the book above! Enjoy! |