Play Piercing

by Deborah Addington

Play piercing, a recent addition to the lexicon of kink, offers insight, pleasure and erotic thrills. This is the first book to explain in detail the hows and whys of this fascinating practice, and offers detailed, responsible information on anatomy, safety and resources for play piercers.

In addition to the nuts and bolts of play piercing practice, Play Piercing also includes plenty of hot, intense descriptions of play piercing scenes, specially chosen to help the novice understand the appeal of this increasingly popular practice.

Like all Greenery Press books on potentially risky practices, Play Piercing has been vetted by kink-positive physicians to ensure that the information is presented responsibly. Nonetheless, the publisher clearly notes that piercing is an inherently risky activity and that the book is not intended as medical advice.

Genres: BDSM, Nonfiction, Sexuality

108 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2006

Reviews

[Angel S]

This book is a decent introduction to piercing, but I was a bit put off by the author constantly talking about "skinsuits".

[Everett McCown]

It was a bit disappointing that there was such gendered language in this book and the “skinsuits” was a bit odd.

[Kitty]

This is a good book to have on hand if you've done a workshop too, but it's hard to pick up all the complexity of piercings from it alone. Not a how-to as much as a how-not-to refresher, with some hot stories.

[Ashley]

A good refresher, I'm happy that I already know most of this stuff!