The authors of “An Incredible History of Sex” ask us for another incredible history of sexuality from Africa to the Far East.

Become familiar with the untouched traditions of Africa; look at the Close Meeting with its rich Arab-Muslim erotic culture; to India with its ancestral mythology; to China with its thousand-year-old erotic traditions and, perhaps, to Japan with its sophisticated eroticism.

What is sexual behavior universal? How, however, is fantasy and eroticism expressed in different cultures and at different times? What are the fences? Which marriages are better than others? Is evolution collapsing because of the strangulation of impulses or, instead, because of its evolution? And, I guess, what can you get excited about reading if you write about sex so informatively, factually and warmly?

This is another volume of history dedicated to sex in similar civilizations and Africa. The first volume became a bestseller in Ukraine.
A bonus for new employees will be an arch with sticky notes from the book.
Translation from the French Oksana Makarova,
editor Irina Nikolaychuk,
corrector Andriy Martinenko,
layout and Literature of Olenya and Roman Marchishinykh,
technical editor Ilya Strongovsky,
responsible for the publication of Liliya Omelyanenko.

About the authors
Philip Brenot – psychotherapist and anthropologist, doctor of sexology in University of Paris-Descartes. Author of bestselling books: Inventing the Couple, Men, Sex, Love, and Women, Sex, and Love. blogs Liberte, Egalite and Sexualite for Le Monde. Loitering in Paris.
Leticia Koren is a graphic designer and illustrator living in France.