2014
THEGAYUK FEB/MARCH
COFFEE BREAKS Eva Reddy
‘Coffee Breaks’ is a fresh-brewed
blend of lesbian erotica.
A book full of tips, twists and
titters for lesbians to enjoy. From
strap-ons to home-waxing, often
with hilarious undertones – and
sometimes – an unexpected
surprise.
On offer here, is a tantalisingly
funny and yet thought-provoking
selection of well-written stories;
all having lesbian erotica as their
underlying theme. ∎
DO ME Stefan Muller This is a sex
guidebook that picks up where the others
leave off. It doesn’t just repeat for the
hundredth time the same old recipes for
how to give a blow job or how to use your
fingers in bed; it shows you how to go from
the sexual little league to the erotic world
series! With the techniques in this book,
you’ll amaze any guy, be it a one-night
stand or your long-time lover. There’s
plenty of lust and desire to be discovered,
even in a long-term relationship! Do Me!
will take you on a journey of sexual
awakening. Whether on your own or
together with your partner, you’ll discover a
whole new world of erotic adventures and
sensual fulfilment. ∎
€ 16,95 / US$ 19.99 / £ 12.99
Published by BRUNO GMUNDER
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GRAND SLAM J. T. Cheyanne I
have to admit that the rules of
baseball are an anathema to me. I
have no idea who does what to
whom or where, only a scant
knowledge that it’s a little like
rounders... with a bigger bat and
tighter trousers. I’m not going to
spoil the story for you, suffice to
say, Spencer is the minor league
baseball player with ambition and
Brock the audience, after his
nephew wins tickets to go see
Spencer in action, on the pitch.
They meet, fall heavily in love and
then the story does something I
really love, it shows them dating,
not jumping straight into bed, a
back seat or handy dark alley. No actual dating. For me, this is what I
love! Normal life. ∎
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO GET
OUT OF THAT ONE AMBROSE?
David Moreton
Ever seen a book review in 10
words or less? No? Here it is:
Like Carry On? Like farce? Love
this!
There! Never let it be said I
didn't rise to a challenge. But, to
flesh it out a little (oooh, errr,
Missus), this rib achingly funny
book from David Moreton is like
a gay romp through all those
bawdy British comedies I grew
up on. Saucy comments via Carry
On - check. Rude jokes via On
The Buses - check. Double
entendres via Nearest & Dearest
- check.
Right up my street if you’ll
forgive me! This book is a gem
of a read, taking the reader on a
journey as we follow our hero,
Alan, through his growing pains,
coming out, staying in, cottaging,
trading favours for gifts, you
name it - it reads like the kind of
book Rupert Everett would like
to write, but doesn't.
At over 3,000 pages, this isn't a
light read - and I thank god it’s
on e-reader, cant imagine the
weight of it as a physical book
but would imagine it’d give you a
pretty good workout carrying it
around!
If you are looking for that book
to read whilst warming your toes
during the long winter nights, do
yourself a favour. Ignore those
sour-puss, just-sucked-a-lemon,
up-yer-bum serious novels that
always populate the “high brow”
review pages and get this one.
It’ll tickle your funny bone, it’ll
make you smile, it’ll make you
think, it’s the most fun you can
have with your clothes on for
under a fiver! ∎