The Complete Uncensored Massage (3 Books in One)

P.C. Anders

P.C. Anders

Sobre este e-book

Beginning in the cosmopolitan world capital, New York City, "The Complete Uncensored Massage" takes you to a Sandwich Massage in Thailand, nude massages in Vietnam, Thailand, Bali, and Jakarta, lingam and yoni massages in the Philippines, and Russian Tantric, Nude Finnish, and accidental sex massages in New York City. This humorous, non-pc story of a massage-seeker will make you laugh, reflect, and understand. You don't even have to be a massage lover; the variety of characters, travel details, cultural tidbits: they all make it readable, vivid, accessible. 

This book combines three of the author's books--The Uncensored Massage: Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, China; The Uncensored Massage: Massage and Sex in America and elsewhere; and Lingam and Yoni Massage: A Safe Sex, Antiwar, and Economic Recovery Tool. In addition, it contains two chapters which are not published in any other book or independently. So you get not just three but 3.2 for the price of one!

Category: Travel, Sociology, Humor, Memoir, Massage.

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Sobre o autor

P.C. Anders or Peter Anders is a New Yorker who has traveled widely and received around three thousand massages in 20 countries. He is passionate about freedom, about the naturalness of sex and desire, and the importance of massage as a humanizing force, and his books combine humor with honest, non-pc observation and anti-puritanical commentary. He has published more than fourteen books of fiction, nonfiction, and humor under other names. He has lived for around seven years in different countries in Southeast Asia, and his literary influences include Henry Miller,  Michel Houellebecq, and American standup comedy.