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Begin a Lifetime of Exploration, Admiration, and Devotion... Arguably the ugliest but most functional device in the human body-symbols of manliness, objects of ribald humor and obscenities, imparting sexual pleasure and ensuring the continuation of the human race-the testicles (or balls, eggs, bullocks, stones, nuts . . . whatever you're inclined to call them) have been all but totally ignored in the writings of even internationally celebrated sex authorities. The Pleasures of Testicles exams these under-appreciated hallmarks of male sexuality from all angles. Entertaining, provocative, and hilarious, drawing on information from sources as diverse as ancient history and modern online chat groups, this book covers every possible aspect of pleasure relating to the testicles, from visual enhancements to the most shocking of intimate acts. If you're ready for sexual adventure and education, or you're just curious, The Pleasures of Testicles will give you a wealth of information . . . and plenty of ideas you can put into action to more thoroughly enjoy the amazing jewels that make the man.

After discovering that there was not a single broad-audience book on the market focusing on the testicles (despite several recently published books on the penis, breasts, and vulva) Professor James Riedy decided to fill this gap in the sexual literature. With his wide-ranging background as a journalist, musician, photographer, and world traveler, Professor Riedy was in a unique position to research, appreciate, and present this subject matter from a scientific, aesthetic, and cultural point of view. He has become an internationally recognized expert, and has been invited to give presentations to such distinguished groups as The American Urological Association, The American Culture Association, and The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. This is his third book.