Making Love Hustl

By Grant Tracy Saxon

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446840734
• ISBN13: 9780446840736
• Release Date: April 1976
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 206 Pages

Customer Reviews

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I'm a 43 year old bricklayer and father of two - the kind of solid citizen you'd expect to have a hung-up, unadventurous love life - and until last fall, you'd have been right. I love my wife dearly, but we're not young anymore, and things had gotten stale - the magic was seeping out of our marriage like so much poorly applied grout. Seeping, that is, until I happened upon Grant Tracy Saxon's "Making Love: The Happy Hustler's Guide to Bisensual Lovemaking" while sorting donations for our church's annual charity drive. Although shocked at first by his raw language and libertine attitudes towards homosexuality, we were frustrated enough to throw caution to the wind - and eventually to take Saxon's message of a swinging, unfettered loving to heart. With his frank instructions and stimulating photographs to guide us, we were on our way to new heights of erotic bipleasure. While we may never reach the levels of feverish bacchanality achieved by Mr. Saxon and his friends, I honestly feel this book helped to save my marriage. I highly recommend it to any couple in need of a connubial pick-me-up.

Liberating.

Grant Tracy Saxon, the foremost American scholar in the fine art of libertinage, has for a little over three decades enlightened, instructed and educated the unitiated masses with his teachings. With his second book, "Making Love: The Happy Hustler's Intimate Way to Bi-Sensual Lovemaking", the reader is given a privileged look inside the world of bi-sensual love- it's joys, its pains, but most of all its value as a "liberator" from the often times repressive and psychologically damaging ethical and moral codes of bourgeois society. Saxon finds common ground between the teachings of Freud and De Sade and in so doing successfully articulates his own doctrine of healthy mind, body and spirit. The book also comes with 8 pages of helpful illustrations- each a Baroque panel of highly artistic representations of Saxon's writings. For the curious or for the skillfully advanced, this book is a solid addition to any medical library.