This is also important. It features the collected self-published work of John Willie, who was an amazing and unique artist, an influence on Irving Klaw, Bettie Page and Eric Stanton ... and many others. His digest, BIZARRE actually precedes EXOTIQUE, although I prefer EXOTIQUE personally.

Here it is -- the Sweet Qwendoline artwork collected into a single, beautiful book. John Willie's illustrative work is amazing. This is absolutely worth owning. A+++ Published by Belier Press -- a great job, I might add.

Speaking of her work with Irving Klaw ... Her Klaw 8mm loops are included here. This is a great box set, which I recommend. It includes 3 DVDs: Bettie Page: Bondage Queen + Bettie Page: Pin Up Queen (which includes "Teaserama")

Beautiful. If you can get your hands on a copy. I believe the date is 1975 -- so this is a rare collectible.

This huge coffee table book is one of the greatest fetish art books EVER. It has personal pics of the artist and all kinds of cool stuff in it. Tons of art, covering Eric Stanton unique life. Don't hesitate to pick up a copy! It's beautiful, baby.

Speaking of which: Steve Ditko + Eric Stanton coolest project together, after Sweeter Gwen. It's really fun.

Okay, this is #2 in the Stanton & Ditko series. It's really hilarious and fun.

Check this out for more Steve Ditko & Eric Stanton work. It's cool that it's finally coming out of the closet. Some of the stuff is incorrectly labeled as Steve Ditko work, when actually it's "Ditko + Stanton."

ABSOLUTELY worth owning. Features GREAT personal pics + great art. I fell head-over-heels in love with Eric Stanton's legacy after picking up this book (which I purchased from Amazon). These days I actually own 3 copies of this great book. 2 of them SIGNED by Eric Stanton. You NEED to buy this book, fellow kinkster. I promise you will be happy. RichardPerez.net -- to drope me a line.

Hard to find. But contains beautiful work from the great Gene Bilbrew.

Too cool. Joe Shuster did a lot of fetish artwork, most notably for NIGHTS OF HORROR, a digest-sized series that attracted a lot of notoriety. Interesting stuff.

On a more serious note, this is a great collection of Femdom related stories by the fearless American writer, Stephen Elliott. He mentions buying the Eric Stanton coffee table book in it -- a reference that made me smile. This author has GUTS. A true artist. He deserves your support.

You need this! This is my favorite book of the Dian Hanson "History of Men's Magazine" series. It reflects on Irving Klaw, Leonard Burtman and even the sexploitaiton cinema mags of the 1960s. It's awesome. Dian Hanson rules. She was also a supporter of Eric Stanton's work. Quite a woman.

Dita Von Teese looks truly beautiful on this cover. That blue corset rocks. This is a cool book, inside and out.

Try to get the full book of NEW YORK GIRLS (not just the postcard book). It's awesome. Much like FETISH GIRLS, but even better in my opinion.

Richard Kern is important. A trangressive artist. And this is a compilation of his 8mm work, featuring important artists like Lydia Lunch (doing some of her best work). Recommended.

The last collection of femdom stories edited by the highly-likeable Rachel Kramer Bussel (-- an icon in the making).

This is surprisingly well-written. Keyholders? Yeah, check it out.

Say what you will about Elise Sutton, but her femdom website continues to attract A LOT of attention. This is her second book, which I prefer to her first.

I humbly submit my own "fetish-noir" or femdom themed "Girls on the lam" novel. It's the best thing I've ever done, hands down. Not "erotica" -- it's a pulp sexploitation novel and a black comedy of sorts.