The Chore of Sex: How to Make the Sexy, More Mundane

The Chore of Sex: How to Make the Sexy, More Mundane

by David Owen (Author), George Cockerill (Author)

Synopsis

Many people experience intense pleasure when their sexual organs are stimulated. This leads them to believe that those parts of the anatomy are vital to the body's carefully balanced ecosystem. Far from it. Unlike the heart, kidneys or lungs, they are not vital organs. They are luxury organs to be used sparingly. This guide covers everything from masturbation, faking orgasm, sex with the over sixties to essential health and safety and the real cost of sex.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 176
Publisher: Robson Books Ltd
Published: 29 Sep 2005

ISBN 10: 1861059116
ISBN 13: 9781861059116

Author Bio
George Cockerill works in London in new media. He founded and co-wrote the local newspaper spoof website, the Peel Bell, which ran from 1998 to 2001. As a writer and musician, George composes music for BBC Radio 4 and writes and performs for the live comedy circuit in London and the Edinburgh Festival (2003 and 2004). He is the co-author of 'The Easy Way to Start Smoking' (186105 8489) and lives in London. David Owen is the founder of www.idea-a-day.com, the author of 'The Big Idea Book' (Wiley 2003) and the co-creator of Flipside TV. He lives in London.