Tricks To Please A Woman [Paperback]

Jay Wiseman (Author)

Book Description

Series: Good Combos | Publication Date: May 1, 2002

A buffet of tasty sex tricks guaranteed to make any woman come back for more! This handy volume includes the best of Jay's Tricks for pleasing a woman from the popular Tricks series, including • new information for more pleasure, based on recent research into female anatomy • all the newest sex toys and accessories • sexy, tasteful illustrations

Knee Whee The backs of knees, particularly women's are a highly erotic part of the body. Stimulation here corresponds in intensity with direct genital stimulation. One woman told me she could reach a powerful, trembling orgasm byhaving the backs of her knees licked.

Editorial Reviews

From the Publisher

Jay Wiseman has over 30 years of experience in human sexuality and was one of the early pioneers and builders of the alternative sexuality community in the San Francisco area. He continues to be heavily involved, both in his local area and nationally, as a sexuality author, educator, mentor, workshop leader, expert witness, and activist. A former ambulance crewman with years of experience, and holder of one of the highest awards for lifesaving action." Hehas spoken nationally on erotic bondage, on negotiating sexual behaviors, and on sexual safety, and has taught hundreds of first aid and CPR classes both inside and outside of the sexuality communities.

About the Author

Jay Wiseman is a pioneer of San Francisco's alternative sexuality community. A former ambulance crewman, he won one of the highest awards for lifesaving. He speaks nationally on erotic bondage, sexual negotiation and safety, and teaches first aid and CPR to civilians and his constituency.

Product Details

• Paperback: 160 pages
• Publisher: Greenery Press (CA); Revised edition (May 1, 2002)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1890159409
• ISBN-13: 978-1890159405
• Product Dimensions: 7 x 7.1 x 0.5 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 2.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,152,013 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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28 of 33 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Tricks to market a book, October 1, 2003

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This review is from: Tricks To Please A Woman (Paperback)

What I expected: A collection bursting with fresh ideas gleaned from insightful interviews and surveys; and that are not usually found in popular sex manuals.
What I got:
1) Nuggets of idiotic advice. Example trick: "It's often very useful and helpful to signal your partner; verbally or otherwise, that you are about to come, especially when you are receiving fellatio."
Hello...that's not a trick, that's basic courtesy! Here's another trick: "Some tricksters have reported to me, very emphatically, that it's possible to make cunnilingus much more intense for some women by gently pulling back the clitoral hood to expose the tissue normally covered by it, and then licking there." What a roundabout (and space hogging) way to describe LICKING THE CLITORIS. Such simple commonsense, expanded in to fancy prose, is what the book is full of.
2) Magnanimous page layouts that leave more than 50% of the page blank. There are just 2 tricks to a page! Sometimes just 1!! This kind of generous page design feels justified for profound content like Richard Bach's Jonathan Livingston Seagull but feels galling when employed for grossly incompetent works like this one. Clearly a lot more tricks could have been fitted in if the pages were more judiciously utilized. Are the others being saved for a sequel? "MORE tricks to please a woman" perhaps? Likely.
3) Deceptively alluring cover design that is a stark contrast to the incompetence within.
If you have read any sex manual, you will find this book a complete waste of money and frequently insulting to your intelligence. But what is an even greater waste is the opportunity that Mr.Wiseman had to create a remarkable piece of work. Clearly the author had identified the need in the market for a handbook of timeless ways to turn on a woman, a ready-reckoner of sorts. But alas, went about filling that need most disappointingly. How much 'wiser' it would have been for Mr.Wiseman to commission Paul Joannides to fill the pages between the covers.
The one star I have given it is only just in case the book was meant for blokes who do not even know that licking a clitoris generally pleases the owner. For such completely clueless idiots, this book would probably serve some purpose (actually even for them, there are far better books out there).
As for the rest, please save your money [...]

11 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars waste of paper, February 9, 2005

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Jack Laeger "Jack" - See all my reviews

This review is from: Tricks To Please A Woman (Paperback)

there are a few good tips, but most of the others are pathetic. parts of the book are insulting to the intelligence! in a market inundated with sex manuals one expected the author to provide more than just a bunch of cliches. don't waste your money on it...buy one of lou paget's books. p.s. it is also disturbing to note that most of the reviewers here who have liked the book have either contributed to it or are aspiring to. talking about sucking up!

13 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Delightful, August 14, 2002

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Todd Hawley (San Francisco CA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Tricks To Please A Woman (Paperback)

Jay Wiseman's series of "Tricks" books have all been entertaining, delightful, and informative. This latest book is a series of 125 "tricks" designed to make your sexual experiences more fun and/or memorable for all involved. These tricks are divided into sections: Basic tricks, safer sex tricks, tool-using tricks, oral, anal, and finally kinky tricks. There's also sections devoted to safer sex practices, toy cleaning, "building the perfect nightstand (yeah!)," and a brief discusion of power exchange play. The book is also pleasing to the reader. Sized smaller than a conventional book, but still beautifully laid out from the cover picture to the easily readable text inside.

If only I'd known about some of these tricks years ago. Ah well, better late than never I suppose. Now I just want to find a way to get my name included among all the others who have contributed ideas to this or Jay's other "Tricks" books!