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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
AND DEDICATIONS
We dedicate this book to the precious memory of poet Judson Jerome,
whose commitment to candor inspired and first guided us.
We were blessed to have Russell Galen as our mentor, literary agent,
critic, and friend. We are grateful to our editor, Peter Gethers, for his vision,
commitment, and courage. Also to Sharyn Rosenblum for her loyal support.
We owe special thanks to NP, whose hard work and innumerable
contributions to this project only the authors can know; and to Garison
Kaufman, whose insights enhanced the quality of the final text. Dr. Robert
H. Nightingale's medical expertise and friendship were indispensible. Miguel
Garcia provided valuable assistance.
This book is the result of a collaboration among three good friends and,
since inception, has been enthusiastically supported by the large network of
friends who comprise our extended family. We cannot list everyone, but must
single out John Gallant, Bruce Bawer, Chris Davenport, Jay Riggs, Helen
Jacobs, Berne PoliakofF, and Berl Boykin, all of whom sustained us with their
loyalty and love.
Although we cannot thank them individually, scores of helping profes-
sionals and activists lent support to this project. We would especially like to
thank William Henkin, Howard and Martha Lewis, the late Roger Peo, Fakir
Musafar, Robin Young, Thomas Gramstad, and Marie-Constance.
A NOTE ON
INTERVIEWS AND NAMES
Different Loving includes extensive quotes and personal profiles drawn from
in-depth interviews with well over 100 participants in and experts on domi-
nance and submission. They were conducted between the spring of 1991 and
the spring of 1992. Our interviewees were uniformly open and forthcoming,
and, naturally, many of the interviews tended to wander, often far afield of
the main theme of this book. We have edited and compacted the interviews
so as to allow each person to speak for him- or herself while keeping this book
at a readable length.
Each of our interviewees was given the option to appear under his or
her true name or under a pseudonym. Most chose, for obvious reasons, to
appear under pseudonyms; some, who are already publicly known, appear
under their real names; and some others who appear under their real names
do so here for the first time in terms of their interests in D&S: They have
chosen to use Different Loving as an opportunity to come out.
CONTENTS
SECTION ONE:
DIFFERENT LOVING
1. Introduction
2. Victorian Genesis and the Modern Scene
3. The ABCs of D&S
SECTION TWO:
IMAGINATION AND DESIRE
4. Power
5. Head Trips and Roleplaying
6. Ageplay
7. Depersonalization
8. Lifestyle D&S
SECTION THREE:
THE PLEASURES OF DISCOMFORT
9. Corporeal Punishments
10. Bondage
11. Spanking
12. Whipping
13. Intense Stimulation
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SECTION FOUR:
INDIVIDUALIZING THE BODY
14. Body Modification
15. Corsetting
16. Tattooing
17. Piercing and Scarification
SECTION FIVE:
TRANSLOCATIONS OF DESIRE
18. Fetishism
19. Erotic Extremities
20. Dressing for Pleasure
SECTION SIX:
MASCULINE AND FEMININE
21. Transgenderism
22. Playing on the Gender Line in D&S
23. Erotic Combat and Gender Heroics
SECTION SEVEN:
FLUID MYSTERIES
24. Water Sports
25. Golden Showers
26. Enemas
Appendix
Notes
Bibliography
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