SEXIS WRONG

Article Histories
“American Sex Ed” by Violet Blue was written especially for
this volume. _ “Answers” by M. Christian originally appeared
in SexLife magazine. _ “The Archive” by Jack Boulware originally
appeared in Arena magazine. _ “Astonishing Tales of a
Peep Show Girl” by Pagan Moss is comprised of revised excerpts
from the author’s blog, Peep Show Stories [www.peepshowstories.com].
_ “A Baby Dyke Learns to Score” by Jane
Vincent was written especially for this volume. _ “Baby Love”
by Christen Clifford originally appeared—in slightly different
form—on Nerve.com. _ “Beat Off 101” by Earl Kemp was
written especially for this volume. _ “Bed Knobs and Broomsticks”
by Fiona Horne is a combination of excerpts from the
author’s book Magickal Sex (Thorsons/HarperCollins, 2003)
and new material. _ “Betty Dodson’s Revolutionary Open
Relationship” by Rachel Kramer Bussel originally appeared
as two “Lusty Lady” columns in the Village Voice. _ “Black
and Blue” by Michelle Clifford originally appeared in Metasex
#2. _ “Blood” by Jennifer Bennett originally appeared in
Scarlet Letters [www.scarletletters.com]. _ “Burchard’s Medieval
Sexual Menu” by Richard Zacks is an excerpt from the
author’s book History Laid Bare (HarperCollins, 1994). _ “Catfighting,
Eye-licking, Head-sitting, and Statue-screwing” by
Brenda Love is comprised of excerpts from the author’s book
The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sex Practices, copyright© 1992
by Brenda Love, published by arrangement with Barricade
Books, Inc. _ “The Circle Game” by Martha Cornog is a heavily
reworked and expanded version of the author’s previous
articles and talks on the subject. It appears in its current form
for the first time in this volume. _ “Circumcision and Sex” by
Diane Petryk-Bloom was written especially for this volume. _
“Close Contact” by Preston Peet was written especially for
this volume. _ “Cocksucker Magnet” by Lori Selke appears
for the first time in this volume. _ “The Condom” by Vern
Bullough is a combined version of the author’s writings on
the subject. It appears in its current form for the first time
in this volume. _ “Cunt Candy Factory” by Tristan Taormino
was originally published as a “Pucker Up” column in the Village
Voice. _ “The Daily Schedule of a Porno Copywriter” by
Libby Lynn was written especially for this volume. It contains
some small segments from her blog, Rollertrain. _ “Egg Sex”
by Susie Bright originally appeared in Susie Bright’s Sexual
Reality (Cleis, 1992). _ “Everybody’s Sin Is Nobody’s Sin”
by David Steinberg is a “Comes Naturally” column. _ “Fire,
Brick, Sand, Concrete” by David Kerekes was written especially
for this volume. _ “First Person Sexual” by Joani Blank
is an expanded and revised version of the introduction to her
book First Person Sexual (Down There Press, 1996). It appears
in its current form for the first time in this volume. _
“Gala’s Divine Beauty Mark” by Salvador Dalí is an excerpt
from the author’s book Maniac Eyeball (Creation Books,
2004), which originally appeared as Comme on Devient Dalí
(Éditions Robert Laffont, 1973). _ “Girls Gone Wild” by Greta
Christina was written especially for this volume. _ “Hooray for
Sodomy” by Simon Sheppard was written especially for this
volume. _ “Horniness Begets Health” by Laura Moore is the
third chapter from the author’s book Sex Heals. _ “The House
of Secret Treasures” by Ed Jacob was written especially for
this volume. _ “How to Write Sex Scenes” by Steve Almond
originally appeared on Nerve.com. _ “Inside the Cave” by Jon
Hart was written especially for this volume. _ “Inviting Elder
Sex Out of the Closet” by Joani Blank is an expanded and
revised version of the introduction to her book Still Doing It
(Down There Press, 2000). It appears in its current form for
the first time in this volume. _ “John Thomas, Lady Jane, and
Little Elvis” by Martha Cornog is a heavily reworked and expanded
version of the author’s previous articles and talks on
the subject, including a piece in Maledicta: The International
Journal of Verbal Aggression. It appears in its current form for
the first time in this volume. _ “Key to the Fields” by Susan
Davis was written especially for this volume. _ “The Love
Hotel Diaries” by Ed Jacob is a greatly expanded version of
an article that originally appeared in Japanzine [www.japanzine.com].
It appears in its current form for the first time in
this volume. _ “Love Without Limits” by Deborah Taj Anapol
is comprised of excerpts from the author’s book Polyamory.
_ “Making Moves” by Ann Regentin originally appeared in
Clean Sheets [www.cleansheets.com]. _“The Man Who
Screwed Things Up” by Stephen J. Gertz was written especially
for this volume. _ “Margins to Mainstream” by Joseph
W. Slade was written especially for this volume. _“A Middle-
Age Manifesto” by Debra Hyde was written especially for
this volume. _ “My First Fetish” by Audacia Ray originally appeared
in the zine The Misanthropist. _ “My First Fist-a-Thon”
by Tristan Taormino was originally published as a “Pucker
Up” column in the Village Voice. _ “Necrophilia” by Nick Adams
was written especially for this volume. _ “On Being a
Sexmonger” by Jen Sincero was written especially for this
volume. _ “Orgies” by Carol Queen was written especially for
this volume. _ “Pandrogeny” by Breyer P-Orridge appears in
print for the first time in this volume. _ “Pervert” by Jill Nagle
originally appeared in Guilty Pleasures, edited by M. Christian
(Black Books, 2002). _ “A Perverted Utopia” by Annalee Newitz
originally appeared in the San Francisco Bay Guardian.
_ “Profile of a Zoophile” by Bill Brent originally appeared in
Black Sheets #10. _ “Queer Freaks” by Patrick Califia originally
appeared in That’s Revolting! Queer Strategies for Resist-
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