Let Me Count the Ways

by Marty Klein, Riki Robbins

Two leading experts on human sexuality explain how to make sex more enjoyable without intercourse, helping men and women alike rediscover the pleasures of sensuality and "outercourse." 10,000 first printing.

Genres: Sexuality

210 pages, Hardcover

First published January 25, 1999

About the author

Marty Klein is a sex therapist, author, educator and public policy analyst. He is critical of censorship, the concepts of "sex addiction" and "porn addiction," and the anti-pornography movement.

Reviews

[Amanda BeReckonedwith]

Quick read and highly recommended. Confident and gentle authors who have worked in therapy for a long time. Case studies were not so useful and awkwardly placed. Excellent introduction placing this work in a contextual history of sex therapy and religious sexual memes. There is nothing shocking in this book, but a quiet subversion of the dominant sex imperative. Especially interesting for the attention paid to erectile dysfunction/performance anxiety and the role of sex in older people's lives.

[Vivian]

mainly makes the point that focusing too much on intercourse can prevent people from fully enjoying everything else sex has to offer, especially since not everybody likes intercourse the most