Library

Well this page is basically a listing of some people and readings to help speed you along the leather highway to ecstasy.

PEOPLE: One of the best ways to make contact with people on the web is, if you can, view their home page and see if what they present appeals to you. Most homepages have an E-mail opportunity for feedback and most guys are quite responsive. There is a multitude of ways to do this. Use the links sites provide such as Club 80, Men on the Net, or Leathernavigator, or use search engines such as google, dogpile or yahoo to search out topics that appeal to you. (Try out the leather section, very extensive!) Lastley and probably easiest is to follow the "rings", Leather ring and the Gay S&M Ring. Unfortunately many of these sites have recently ceased to function for various reasons or have changed location. A search should find them for you. There are many different rings linking sites of similar interest. You can start exploring at WEBRING.

Just remember that just because you are honest in your descriptions of yourself and your availability not everybody else is and even if they are, they may be half a world away. Don't be daunted, just a reasonable dose of caution is recommended.

READINGS: This is probably where its really at if you want a real understanding of where you're coming from and possibly going to. Again use the links and search engines above to find on-line info but more in-depth understanding may be had from digesting writings and studies some of which, the more well recognised and accessable, are listed below.

Also use the media page to access some on-line journalism on leather, gay, lesbian, S/M and other topics.

(Yes these references have an Australian/US bent, live with it!)

My favourite sources are The Bookshop, Darlinghurst, (Sydney) and A Different Light Bookshop (ADL) on Castro St San-Francisco. These three outlets have postal order services.

(I realise that references below are scant, mail me and I'll give you as much info as I can)

MY BOOKSHELF AND OTHER READINGS.

The following are from my personal bookshelf and I've read them all, some repeatedly (((GRIN))).

THE "HOW TO'S" (Non - fiction).

Leathersex - A Guide For The Curious Outsider And The Serious Player by Joseph W. Bean.*

The Master's Manual - A Handbook of Erotic Dominance by Jack Rinella.*

Sensuous Magic - A Guide for Adventurous Couples by Pat Califia.*

Urban Aboriginals - A Celebration of Leathersexuality by Geoff Mains.*

Trust - The Hand Book by Bert Herman.*

The Leatherman's Handbooks l & II by Larry Townsend* (He also writes great fiction).

Male Order - Life Stories from Boys Who Sell Sex by Barbara Gibson.*

Every Man by Derek Llewellyn-Jones.

How Big Is Big? - Dr. Zev Wanderer Dr. David Radell.

The Leather Contest Guide - A Handbook for Promoters, Contestants, Judges And Titleholders by Guy Baldwin.

The Compleat Slave - By Jack Rinella, Creating and Living an Erotic Dominant/Submissive Lifestyle.

Consensual Sadomasochism. (2nd Edit) William A. Henkin Ph.D. & Sybil Holiday, CCHT, How to talk agbout it & How to do it safely.

GREAT IDEAS (But fiction).

Doing It for Daddy - Short and sexy fiction about a very forbidden fantasy edited by Pat Califia.*

Flederfiction : Stories of Men and Torture by Fledermaus.*

Love Cries - Cruel Passions, Strange Desires edited by Peter Blazey, Victoria Dawson and Tim Herbert.

High Risk 1 & 2 edited by Amy Scholder & Ira Silverberg.

Kink by Kerry Bashford, Jasper Laybutt, Anna Munster and Kimberly O'Sullivan.

Pink Ink - An Anthology of Australian Lesbian and Gay Writers from Wicked Women Publications.

I Once had a Master, The Love of a Master and Entertainment for a Master by John Preston.*

Mr Benson by John Preston* (An absolute CLASSIC).

Tying Knots - Victor Terry, A volume of stories portraying make bondage.

Woof! - Michael Daniels, Perspectives into the Erotic Care & Training of the Human Dog.

HUMOUR: (Cause you gotta have some).

Drawing on the Gay Experience - Cartoons from The Advocate by Gerard P. Donelan (This is an absolute scream!).*

Living with Adam - The first 5 years by Jeff (A Sydney Star Observer favourite).*

One Dead Diva by Phillip Scott.*

Growing Up Gay - From Left Out to Coming Out by Funny Gay Males, Jaffe Cohen, Danny McWilliams and Bob Smith.

SPIRITUALITY:

The Divine Androgyne According to Purusha - Adventures in Cosmic Erotic Ecstasy and Androgyne Bodyconsciousness (This really is an exploration of one persons fisting/spirituality).

RESEARCH:

^{RESEARCH
MODERN PRIMATIVES - An Investigation of Contemporary Adornment & Ritual.*}

^{*
= Bloody good.}

HAVEN'T GOT 'ROUND TO THEM BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

TiesThat Bind by Guy Baldwin.

Learning the Ropes by Race Bannon.

The Lesbian S/M Safety Manual by Pat Califia.

The Sexpert : Selected Columns from Advocate Men by Masquerade Books.

Sir! More Sir! by Master Jackson.

Leathermen Speak Out by Jack Ricardo.

Leatherfolk : Radical Sex, People, Politics, and Practices by Mark Thompson.

SM 101 by Jay J. Wiseman.

NO, I won't lend anything from my personal library!

DaddySir's Library Page

		Well this page is basically a listing of some people and readings to help speed you along the leather highway to ecstasy. PEOPLE: One of the best ways to make contact with people on the web is, if you can, view their home page and see if what they present appeals to you. Most homepages have an E-mail opportunity for feedback and most guys are quite responsive. There is a multitude of ways to do this. Use the links sites provide such as Club 80, Men on the Net, or Leathernavigator, or use search engines such as google, dogpile or yahoo to search out topics that appeal to you. (Try out the leather section, very extensive!) Lastley and probably easiest is to follow the "rings", Leather ring and the Gay S&M Ring. Unfortunately many of these sites have recently ceased to function for various reasons or have changed location. A search should find them for you. There are many different rings linking sites of similar interest. You can start exploring at WEBRING. Just remember that just because you are honest in your descriptions of yourself and your availability not everybody else is and even if they are, they may be half a world away. Don't be daunted, just a reasonable dose of caution is recommended. READINGS: This is probably where its really at if you want a real understanding of where you're coming from and possibly going to. Again use the links and search engines above to find on-line info but more in-depth understanding may be had from digesting writings and studies some of which, the more well recognised and accessable, are listed below. Also use the media page to access some on-line journalism on leather, gay, lesbian, S/M and other topics. (Yes these references have an Australian/US bent, live with it!) My favourite sources are The Bookshop, Darlinghurst, (Sydney) and A Different Light Bookshop (ADL) on Castro St San-Francisco. These three outlets have postal order services. (I realise that references below are scant, mail me and I'll give you as much info as I can) MY BOOKSHELF AND OTHER READINGS. The following are from my personal bookshelf and I've read them all, some repeatedly (((GRIN))). THE "HOW TO'S" (Non - fiction). Leathersex - A Guide For The Curious Outsider And The Serious Player by Joseph W. Bean.* The Master's Manual - A Handbook of Erotic Dominance by Jack Rinella.* Sensuous Magic - A Guide for Adventurous Couples by Pat Califia.* Urban Aboriginals - A Celebration of Leathersexuality by Geoff Mains.* Trust - The Hand Book by Bert Herman.* *The Leatherman's Handbooks l & II by Larry Townsend (He also writes great fiction).** Male Order - Life Stories from Boys Who Sell Sex by Barbara Gibson.* Every Man by Derek Llewellyn-Jones. How Big Is Big? - Dr. Zev Wanderer Dr. David Radell. The Leather Contest Guide - A Handbook for Promoters, Contestants, Judges And Titleholders by Guy Baldwin. The Compleat Slave - By Jack Rinella, Creating and Living an Erotic Dominant/Submissive Lifestyle. Consensual Sadomasochism. (2nd Edit) William A. Henkin Ph.D. & Sybil Holiday, CCHT, How to talk agbout it & How to do it safely. GREAT IDEAS (But fiction). Doing It for Daddy - Short and sexy fiction about a very forbidden fantasy edited by Pat Califia.* Flederfiction : Stories of Men and Torture by Fledermaus.* Love Cries - Cruel Passions, Strange Desires edited by Peter Blazey, Victoria Dawson and Tim Herbert. High Risk 1 & 2 edited by Amy Scholder & Ira Silverberg. Kink by Kerry Bashford, Jasper Laybutt, Anna Munster and Kimberly O'Sullivan. Pink Ink - An Anthology of Australian Lesbian and Gay Writers from Wicked Women Publications. I Once had a Master, The Love of a Master and Entertainment for a Master by John Preston.* *Mr Benson by John Preston (An absolute CLASSIC). Tying Knots - Victor Terry, A volume of stories portraying make bondage. Woof! - Michael Daniels, Perspectives into the Erotic Care & Training of the Human Dog. HUMOUR: (Cause you gotta have some).** Drawing on the Gay Experience - Cartoons from The Advocate by Gerard P. Donelan (This is an absolute scream!).* Living with Adam - The first 5 years by Jeff (A Sydney Star Observer favourite).* One Dead Diva by Phillip Scott.* Growing Up Gay - From Left Out to Coming Out by Funny Gay Males, Jaffe Cohen, Danny McWilliams and Bob Smith. SPIRITUALITY: The Divine Androgyne According to Purusha - Adventures in Cosmic Erotic Ecstasy and Androgyne Bodyconsciousness (This really is an exploration of one persons fisting/spirituality). RESEARCH: ^{RESEARCH MODERN PRIMATIVES - An Investigation of Contemporary Adornment & Ritual.} ^{ = Bloody good.} HAVEN'T GOT 'ROUND TO THEM BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! TiesThat Bind by Guy Baldwin. Learning the Ropes by Race Bannon. The Lesbian S/M Safety Manual by Pat Califia. The Sexpert : Selected Columns from Advocate Men by Masquerade Books. Sir! More Sir! by Master Jackson. Leathermen Speak Out by Jack Ricardo. Leatherfolk : Radical Sex, People, Politics, and Practices by Mark Thompson. SM 101 by Jay J. Wiseman. NO, I won't lend anything from my personal library!