Posted On: July 6, 2017
I asked Annie Sprinkle if I could review her new book The Explorer’s Guide to Planet Orgasm: For EveryBody, because I have been a long-time fan of her work and knew that it would amazing. I also hoped to learn a thing or two at the same time. I must say that the book exceeded […]
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Posted On: February 5, 2017
Published in 2012, Ecstasy is Necessary: A Practical Guide is Barbara Carrellas’s third book, but the second book of hers I’ve read. I read Ecstasy is Necessary about one year after reading her other book Urban Tantra. As a sexologist, I read so many things about all things related to sex and sexuality that it […]
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Posted On: January 22, 2017
I was immediately intrigued when I came across the book How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby by Landrum B. Shettles and David M. Rorvik. Since then, I’ve suggested it to several of my clients with a disclaimer that the information is only meant to educate – not guarantee the sex of their baby. […]
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Posted On: January 8, 2017
I’ve read this book before, including Sherry Argov’s other book Why Men Love Bitches. I decided to re-read this book before giving it away – I’ve had to downsize my out-of-control library. This is, after all, a New York Times Bestseller and it doesn’t hurt to be reminded of some dating fundamentals being a sexologist. […]
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Posted On: December 25, 2016
I am a fan of Robin Sharma. I love his book The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: A Fable About Fulfilling Your Dreams and Reaching Your Destiny so much that I gave it away as a Christmas present to my friends one year. This book was also listed as one of top 10 books that […]
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Posted On: December 11, 2016
When I picked up A Year By The Sea: Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman by Joan Anderson, I knew intuitively this was not a book I wanted to rush through. Published in 1999 and one of top 10 inspirational bestsellers on the New York Times, I savored it slowly and was better for it. Based […]
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Posted On: November 27, 2016
I was gifted the book The 24 Hour Woman: How High-Achieving, Stressed Women Manage It All and Still Find Happiness at an event which the author Cheryl Liew-Chng was the speaker of the evening at Woolf Works. During her talk, I was impressed with the five pillars she introduced namely: Appreciation; Awareness; Acceptance; Accountability; and […]
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Posted On: November 13, 2016
After reading Merceica’s first book The Upside of Down, I immediately plunged into her second book Getting Naked: The Dating Game. I had assumed from the title that it would contain dating tips, techniques and know-hows. Instead it contained the juicy details of Mercieca’s dating adventures. Published in 2011, this book gives us a glimpse […]
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Posted On: October 23, 2016
I am a fan and student of Barbara Carrellas having attended her Urban Tantra Practitioner training in Australia a few years back. Even though I am a sexologist by training, I did not receive tantric training as part of my doctorate in human sexuality. Lots of people assumed that a sexologist would be well versed […]
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Posted On: October 9, 2016
I received Embraceable after interviewing the author August McLaughlin for my radio show Eros Evolution. She had talked about disordered eating and overcoming anorexia on the show. Published in 2015, this book is part-memoir and part-anthology where McLaughlin shares her own journey to sexual empowerment, from Minnesota girl to international model turned anorexia survivor to […]
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Posted On: September 25, 2016
I’ve been a fan of Kute Blackson for a while. He is a charismatic teacher, speaker, and entrepreneur – not to mention good-looking and charming. From the videos of him I’ve watched, he’s always energetic, animated and inspirational. His positivity and energy seems to flow out of those videos and leaves you feel motivated, more […]
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Posted On: September 11, 2016
I received Tamra Mercieca’s two books – The Upside of Down, and Getting Naked – having interviewed her for my radio show Eros Evolution. During the show, I was struck by her honesty and vulnerability in sharing how she overcame depression and suicide tendencies to live a full life now. I literally began reading and […]
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