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Master Sugoi's origami normally features classical figures, animals, creatures, and design, but Pornogami shows a new side of his talent. A piece of pornogami folded in the right setting, he discovered, can produce smiles and laughter in a way that no butterfly or bird ever could. Shapes include a variety of erotic body parts, including the amazing 3-D penis. Those who have mastered the technique can produce their own adult objets d'art, but the book's simple, step-by-step instructions help even the creatively challenged to transform a drab piece of paper into a saucy surprise. www.firehousegallery.com/mastersugoi.htm |
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The Book
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Max
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Wake Up
Romeo! Tips to Rekindle Your Romantic Life
The Book
of Sick
Homo Hero's
Big Book of Fun Homo Hero's Big Book of Fun and Adventure is an interactive book of gay male erotica and fun activities. Intended for adults only, Homo Hero's Big Book of Fun and Adventure is wildly sexy and outrageously funny. This unique, brain-teasing activity book contains coloring pages, word puzzles and jumbles, connect-the-dots tests, and word searches. Perfect for lazy, rainy days, this illustrated book of fun and games provides hours of entertainment for you and your friends. |
All Sorts:
A Mixed Bag of Gay and Lesbian Sweeties Facetasm:
Creepy Mix-And-Match Book of Face Mutations
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Pornogami:
A Guide to the Ancient Art of Paper-Folding for Adults
From
its first photocopied edition in 1994, Boy Trouble: Gay Boy Comics with
a New Attitude emphasized personal stories and viewpoints outside the
mainstream, with subject matter that ranged from sex, love, and longing
to porn, drugs, and punk rock. The Book of Boy Trouble compiles the greatest
hits from the zine’s first ten years, including favorites like Michael
Fahy’s "Valentine’s Day Love Poem," Andy Hartzell’s "Dinner at Achmed’s,"
and Anonymous Boy’s "The Non-adventures of Wayne," plus 24 pages of spanking
new work from both regular contributors and up-and-coming talents.
Max
and Sven are childhood friends who maintain their friendship into adulthood
despite Sven's being straight and Max's being gay. With equal doses of
laugh-out-loud humor and wry insight, artist Tom Bouden highlights and
dispels many misconceptions about gay and straight culture. Created in
1990 as part of an advertising campaign for a gay youth club, Max and
Sven quickly rose to stardom with leading roles in their own comic. 
Romance,
that elusive spark that ignites a relationship, can fizzle out over time
and this cheery guide offers 50 tips from author and illustrator Carlos
Marrero on how to keep the flame burning. Emphasizing drama and surprise,
the book is fully illustrated for those would-be Romeos who have issues
with written instructions. Adventure (that long-delayed kayaking trip),
simplicity (leave a trail of love notes), and pleasure (new uses for wine,
whipped cream, and honey) are offered, as surefire ways to remind Mr.
Right that repairing a romance can be fun. 
The
essential anti-comic for the anti-generation—in The Book of Sick
nothing is sacred, nothing is taboo, everything is admissible. Shapiro
offers a witty and utterly defiant interpretation of our unbalanced world.
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Eighteen
creepy, icky, and downright weird faces by artists Charles Burns and Gary
Panter have been cut up and bound into Facetasm, so you can mix and match
to your heart's content, exploring more than 7,000 possible mutations.
From robots to monsters to things that look like mutant rejects from some
twisted Disney cartoon, the faces are strange enough before you start
mixing them up, but once you begin flipping you'll be hooked. There's
even a space on the back page for your own photo, so you can see what
you'd look like with a new hairdo. Or fangs. Facetasm is good old-fashioned
fun with a healthy dose of the avant-garde.