Kama Sutra Magnet

Said to have been written sometime in the fourth century BC, the Kama Sutra by Vatsyayana is much more than a mere description of exotic sexual practices. It is an ancient classical work on the art of love.

Written in the style of a scientific manual, the book offers a view of sexuality absolutely untinged by guilt, shame or the sense of sin. In this gorgeous edition, the male-female union is portrayed in all its splendor through the use of Indian miniatures and other paintings.

Contents:
Why Desire Is Desirable
The Need for Preparation
The Right Setting
The Needs of a Woman
The Embrace
The Kiss
The Use of Nails
The Bite
The Use of Violence
The Act of Congress
Nothing Is Taboo in Sex
The Ending of Congress