Photo: Via New York Magazine Nowadays, the idea of a hard-copy sex manual seems outdated. After all, who needs to crack open a book to read about doing the dirty when we have the Internet? Looking for new positions? There's an app for that. But back in the days of the colonists a.k.a. pre-Joy of Sex, manuals on how to, er, engage in amorous congress were actually quite groundbreaking. New York got a look at the very first version published in the U.S. (it was originally released in 17th-century ...
Photo: Via New York Magazine Nowadays, the idea of a hard-copy sex manual seems outdated. After all, who needs to crack open a book to read about doing the dirty when we have the Internet? Looking for new positions? There's an app for that. But back in the days of the colonists a.k.a. pre-Joy of Sex, manuals on how to, er, engage in amorous congress were actually quite groundbreaking. New York got a look at the very first version published in the U.S. (it was originally released in 17th-century ...
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