Planet Orgasm

At a time when more than 10% of women have never had what they recognize as an orgasm… when 8% of men and 33% of women are at least occasionally unable to reach orgasm… and when no major studies about orgasm for trans people have been done at all… educator/activist Annie Sprinkle, Ph.D., has discovered Planet Orgasm: “a place where human beings of all genders, backgrounds, races, body types, affiliations, sexual preferences and proclivities can experience a whole array of orgasmic experiences.”
Coming from Greenery Press for Earth Day (April 20, 2017), The Explorer’s Guide to Planet Orgasm is a small, illustrated guide to orgasms of all sizes and types, including “genital orgasms, energy orgasms, orgasmic states, wavegasms, crygasms, body-part-gasms, breath orgasms, nocturnal orgasms, dry orgasms, wet dreams, nipplegasms... and the ultra-special megagasm.” With asides by artist/educator Beth Stephens, Ph.D., and drawings by Korean illustrator Yu Dori, The Explorer’s Guide to Planet Orgasm is an unprecedentedly easy, fun way to expand the definition of orgasm and find new ways to reach it.