Lynn Comella is an award-winning researcher and scholar in gender and sexuality studies. Her work deeply explores sexuality and culture, analyzing both academic publications and popular media. Her research spans interviews with adult entertainment icons, investigations into the online webcamming industry, and examinations of sex education. Comella’s writing is grounded in extensive fieldwork, including in-depth interviews with sex-toy retailers and industry insiders, offering readers a unique perspective on sex-positive capitalism and cultural production. Her approach reveals the emergence of the consumer market for sex toys and the feminist forces that shaped it.
Engaging with provocative research and data, this book challenges readers to rethink their views on pornography, a topic that remains both controversial and relevant today. Through a critical examination of various perspectives, it encourages a deeper understanding of the implications surrounding this issue.
A book showing the different techniques that can be used with wax crayons. They include scraping through layers of crayon, warming or dissolving crayons, working on different textures or combining with other media. This book is one in a series that contains simple ideas for painting and drawing.