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Year of The Bakushi
A detailed account of the human elements of kinbaku sexual bondage from an international underground performer of the deeply erotic kan’nōnawa style.
Without images, the book reveals the mysteries of sado–masochism, skill and connectivity of rope play using shibari techniques and psychology as a provider of carnal desires from the male perspective.
The book highlights the world of a secretive bakushi; emotional, psychological and physical comprehension, values, etiquette, history, stagecraft and methodology in servicing the aims of the submissive female libido in a sometimes witty and open manner.
Without images, the book reveals the mysteries of sado–masochism, skill and connectivity of rope play using shibari techniques and psychology as a provider of carnal desires from the male perspective.
The book highlights the world of a secretive bakushi; emotional, psychological and physical comprehension, values, etiquette, history, stagecraft and methodology in servicing the aims of the submissive female libido in a sometimes witty and open manner.
349 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 29, 2016
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October 29, 2018
The memoirs of somebody who has spent a lot of time in an insulated world and has learned a lot... and then shares some of it. I'm a fan of Sin's writings about kink generally, and I think he's a good authority on the WHY of rope... but some of these stories end up being a bit repetitive? Maybe just a bit of editing required.
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