Tristan Taormino's True Lust: Adventures in Sex, Porn, and Perversion

this book take my highest recommendations.fun & smart stories, all neatly organized and packaged between the covers...i liked this book a lot. come with an open mind, and leave thinking you just got off the phone with a totally smart, hot, fun, adventurous, and sexually liberated inspirational superstar!but i don't want to set the bar too high, so you should read it yourself and judge.

I thought this book was great. I also thought that this book was organized and written in a smart and thoughtful way.I feel that her writing style was both smooth and captivating.I think the tone of the author changed from adventure to adventure or topic to topic, which also made it feel more complete. There are more intellectual topics, there are funny topics, and there are sexy topics - all covered in an easy to read and engaging manner.I seriously think that this is the type of writing that the new millenium needs. To describe this book in any shorter terms would be selling it too short.Feel free to email me personally if you want more advice!

This book went by super fast. It was a complete joy and a little bit edgy to read through all the stories knowing they were all TRUE! I loved coming home knowing i could sit down at any moment and read a smart, witty, sexy, and political story about sex.I only wished it could of been longer, it seems that 248 pages of this type of stuff always is too short.Enjoy!

I picked up this book thanks to the advice of a friend(as if the cover wasn't enough). I was amazed at how well she articulates herself and her "adventures." I have to admit I fell in love with her writing style first, and then her second! She really bares all in this book - and it's all true she says! I'll be lucky if I manage to have half of her adventures in my entire life! It is a quick read, clearly separeted by subject/genre. Great evening material and definately inspiring. Also a fun book to read with a friend becuase it will surely inspire lots of dialogue/curiosity...and maybe even more.Best.T. G.

even though i've read a bunch of her columns in publications like the village voice and on our backs, to have everything organized between the covers in one volume is a treat!the chapters range in tone from silly to academic, from personal to political. read just one, and you'll have a good story. read them all, and you'll have a great sense of the person behind the pen. and thankfully, its first-run is in paperback, making it both affordable and lightweight!