93% of all men are into oral sex, as a German survey claims. The fact that approximately 80% of them don’t know how to perform a good blow job or how to contribute to a good performance as a receiver isn’t mentioned in that survey. Blow Me! gives you a competent introduction to deep throat; it tells you what you need to know about felching and features special tips by porn star Jan Fischer, who is widely known for performing incredible blow jobs which make his partners scream of lust. After revealing the secrets of good and relaxed anal sex in his bestseller Bend Over!, Stephan Niederwieser now gives us the ultimate guide to oral stimulation. Finally!
“Practical, informative, tasteful, and with a good sense of humor.”
Stephan Niederweiser is a fine writer. Stephan Niederweiser is a caring healthy individual. Stephan Niederwieser has a sense of humor and likes to take on subjects that most people think can't make it into print. And he succeeds very well. One of his recent books was titled BEND OVER! and while many may have considered this a book meant only for male same sex partners, it likely sold as many copies to women as to men. Women, afterall, have the same wide choices in gratification as men and to deny that would be to be backward in thinking. That book used intelligent reading coupled with photographs to explore the pleasures and avoid the discomforts of anal sex - whether the pairing was with men or with men and women. It was wise, full of thoughtful information about both the joys and the possible problems of the intimacy (trauma, disease, psychological implications, etc), and it became a very popular book.
Now Stephan Niederweiser presents his newest book from Bruno Gmünder Verlag titled BLOW ME! The same tenants prevail with this book. Though the book is meant primarily for men (the photographs illustrating the points Niederweiser is addressing are all of men), to say that it doesn't apply to women who want to understand this form of gratification for their mates would be discarding a large part of the audience. Niederwiser keeps a light tone in this book: his writing style is excellent, being both informed and tongue in cheek, so to speak. His anatomy lessons are accurate and his discussion of oral sex is as filled with realistic health guides as it is with how to deliver the service (and receive the service). His instructions address the techniques of the extent to which the service can be performed, how to avoid embarrassing situations of uninformed errors, and what to do with the completion of the act - a very solid discussion on the transmission of disease at every step of the process.
So, perhaps the book is weighted for men, but women can certainly learn a lot from this book - dispelling fears they wish to overcome if they are to be the compleat physical partner. We can only hope a female writer will write as sensitive and informative book about the turnabout process for the female anatomy! This little book is lighthearted and fun to read while at the same time serving a very important function in the cause of good health and physical safety in the intimate aspects of life. Read and enjoy and be informed.
Grady Harp
