Sex Toy Tricks: More Than 125 Ways to Accessorize Good Sex

by Jay Wiserman

At last -- how to get the most out of vibrators, dildoes, anal beads, butt plugs... all those tantalizing gadgets you've wondered about.

This book is out of print. -- Jay Wiseman, the author

Genres: How To

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Essilaia]

I've found the tricks just okay. All the listed stuff are interesting but not super new. I think the author should reduce the number of "things" to combine them into something really valuable. I love to play with sex toys, I have a huge collection from lovermart.com. But the way the author describes them is very straightforward. However, I like how Jay Wiseman indicates the individuality of toys' use. Every person has their own fetishes, and you can't say for sure what toys will work best or which is unusable. I think that's the whole point of having more than 125 described ways.

[David Arnold · Rating 5 out of 5]

Many readers of this book are clearly interested in exploring playful ways to boost intimacy, and costumes can be a big part of that. Adding sexy scary halloween costumes into the mix creates an atmosphere that’s both fun and daring, making the experience even more memorable.

[HeavyReader · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ho Hum...

Nothing all that exciting in this book. Mostly common sense stuff like put your bottle of lube in warm water before applying (tip #124), do anal play after having a bowel movement (tip #122), metal cock rings can set off metal detectors (tip #52).

Tip #42 ("Playing Chopsticks") is intriguing, as is #23 ("The Magical Vibrating Weenie").

125 tips don't fill a book, so it's rounded out with chapters on anal play (including what to do if something is "lost" in the rectum), latex allergy, and SM safety tricks.

I think the book I really want to read is Supermarket Tricks. DIY sex toys--now that sounds exciting!