More Joy of Sex

by Alex Comfort

In this new edition of his best-selling classic, Dr. Alex Comfort has revised More Joy of Sex to provide sensible and informed advice on enjoying safe, healthful sex. But the basic mood and intention of More Joy of Sex remains as positive and refreshing as ever. Written with the same humor and balanced perspective that distinguishes its companion volume, The Joy of Sex, More Joy of Sex contains a wealth of challenging and original insights on sexuality and lovemaking. With 32 pages of exquisite, full-color paintings and 70 black-and-white line drawings, More Joy of Sex offers all couples new alternatives and opportunities to explore, enhance, and experience the greatest pleasure from making love.

Genres: Nonfiction, Anthropology, Reference, Self Help, Sexuality

216 pages, Paperback

First published September 30, 1975

About the author

Alexander Comfort, M.D., Ph.D. (10 February 1920 – 26 March 2000) was a medical professional, gerontologist, anarchist, pacifist, conscientious objector and writer, best known for The Joy of Sex, which played a part in what is often called the sexual revolution. He was also the author of many other books on a variety of topics.

Reviews

[Kathleen]

Here's the deal with this book—I bought it when I was in college to try to spice up things with my boyfriend. Did it work? Not really, but not because of the book. I then sent it to one of my best friends when she got engaged because I knew she was holding out for marriage. She sent it back to me. I still don't know if she actually read it, but I know she appreciated my desire to share knowledge with her. There are lots of drawings of hippies doing the hibbidity dibbidity, but nothing I would consider out of the norm for most people. I still have it on my bookshelf, but I haven't looked at it for years and years and years. You get the idea. I'd recommend it to someone who feels they aren't as well-versed in sex as they'd like to be. But, honestly, if there's something you'd like to know, you can ask me because I probably know the answer.

[Liia Davidian]

Very outdated, doesn’t seem to educate much in 2024. I guess it could be good for general knowledge on the subject for young people, but I would still try and find something more up-to-date. Beautiful pictures though.

[Gerald Sessions]

Another good book with some great color illustrations as well.

[Kevin Driskill]

A good companion to the first but much more about relationship. There are dated concepts and therefore it is not always politically correct. A thought-provoking and instructional read.

[Lali Ez]

Por el contexto temporal del libro, este tiene cierta información a día de hoy obsoleta, sin embargo, tiene información general sobre el sexo y el disfrute del mismo que puede ser de utilidad.

[Chuggernaught]

I read this while I was married. This is a great book for keeping the passion alive in a relationship. It's not merely a guide book on positions, but a lesson in communication with your lover. While the pictures within are somewhat helpful, they almost work more as inspiration as (at least to me) they fall into a theme more as art and sometimes lack the detail one may require for a solely tutorial nature. All in all, if you are searching for a book to help you understand your lover better then More Joy of Sex is a great tool for such an endeavor.

[Ashley]

See: books your parents don't want you to know they have.

[J Crossley]

This is the sequel to the original book.

[Yurij Trytjak]

Same as my review of Joy of Sex.

[Nadine in NY Jones]

I bought this & its companion book from some remaindered book catalog while I was in college. The illustrations were great! So dated and 70s! Any revised editions would really ruin the magic, I don't want to know.