Toybag Guide to Dungeon Emergencies

by Jay Wiseman

An essential quick reference guide to minor and major emergencies that can take place during play--from scrapes to freakouts to fires--plus how to set up a cost-effective first aid kit and other emergency supplies for the sexually adventurous.

Genres: BDSM, Sexuality, Nonfiction, Reference, Queer, Erotica

128 pages, Paperback

First published February 29, 2004

Reviews

[A'ledyn]

This book is a decent basic review, but it does have a few out of date things.

It uses the phrase "mentally retarded" which is no longer pc.

It mentions that you can pee to reduce chances of stis, which has been proven false.

[Chris Meger]

"The book's second (and largest section) deals with a wide range of BDSM emergencies, things like allergic reactions, burn care, bleeding, fainting, etc to 'personal emergencies,' like defusing arguments or emotional upsets, to what to do in case of a power failure or a visit by the authorities."

I am SOLD! I mean, accidents happen, right?

[Larissa]

Basic introduction to dungeon safety. With this book, you can learn what training you may need or want while playing. I would recommend this book in conjunction with DM training and other play space volunteer training. Not a training manual. It's a reference for outside of playtime.

[NerdyGal]

Written by Jay Wiseman, the author of SM 101: A Realistic Introduction. As always, Jay presented useful information with wonderful personality.

[Sara]

BDSM for EMTs, what more could I want?