Tracing Nobuyoshi Araki’s career, this volume comprises a collection of emblematic photographs (one per day), a new series of nudes and elegant female portraits and a number of "stories" set in traditional Japan. Alongside these serial works are portraits and street photographs taken in the 1960s and 1970s. With these works Araki records Japanese society during its period of intense economic growth. His new flower compositions and the classic bondage series are also included, which are responsible for making him famous throughout the world. His recent productions will be given broad exposure in the Tokyo Diary 2003–2007 series.

Ever dreamed of immortalizing yourself, your sweetie or a friend at their most erotic and fetishistic moments?

Master fetish photographer Charles Gatewood, the "family photographer of America's sexual underground" for more than four decades, shows you how to do your own outrageous and erotic fetish photography.

On one side, Dita Von Teese shares the beauty of the burlesque world, with bubblegum dreams and show tunes to strip to. Flip over for fantasies in fetish with dramatic costumes and the allure of submission.  I advocate glamour. Every day. Every minute.

This is the pocketbook release of this successful 2005 title - a monument of 112 pages solely dedicated to meat, arousing portraits and close-ups of a gay man's best friend. In colour and black-and-white, uncomplicated, untamed and direct. Giovanni pays forthright homage to the male member in surprisingly multifaceted ways - whether cut or uncut, shaved or hairy, flaccid or erect...

As a collection of pictures of attractive women, Naked Happy Girls is pleasing and a little unusual. While undoubtedly erotic, it avoids most of the clichés of standard glamour photography. It remains voyeuristic and feminists might condemn it as objectivizing, but it certainly isn't pornographic by contemporary standards. The work is playful and even cheerful, showing beautiful women in natural light. Ultimately though, the book doesn't compare with more provocative and innovative nude photography. There are some strong images, especially those in which the subject looks directly and openly into the camera, because in those, the women convey their own power, and show themselves as equal to the photographer and the viewer.

Dylan Rosser focuses on the purity and sensuality of the male form, often showing not much more than a smooth, sexy male body using light and shadow to accentuate the athletic curves and shapes of the models. The key idea of "x-posed" is to keep it all nude, because as soon as items of clothing are added, one inevitably ends up with an image dated in time. But Rosser's aim is the timeless and classic.

SuicideGirls Magazine (otherwise known as our periodical art book/pin-up anthology) is back! Issue No. 2 features all new Suicide Girls and Interviews- with personal writings from each of your favorite pin-ups. Printed on even better paper we couldn't just let it go at that. We included an additional 16 pages for the same price. Oh, and of course it's still Ad free.

YOU WANT HOW MUCH FOR A MAGAZINE? Would it help if we called it a periodical art book? What about a pin-up anthology? Fancy names aside, we're getting all dead tree about things with the first ever issue of the first ever SG magazine and we printed it on real nice paper in Canada. Also did we mention it's ad free? 

This collection of glossy shots marks the second birthday of the near-legendary eponymous Web site founded by Missy Suicide (borrowing a little hipster terminology from a Chuck Palahnuik novel in the process) to promote her own pin-up photography, and to make a place where women could "be themselves." The large format book is well designed and finely printed, with over 150 full-color photos of Scarlett, Flux, Fractal and the rest of the pierced, tattooed, leather-'n-lace-lovin' gang.

With "UN*/CUT" Giovanni opens another chapter of desire for male meat! This sexual organ has never been more directly or excitingly set into scene than in this fascinating declaration of love. "UN*/CUT" is the follow-up to the incredibly successful "Bites" by the same photographer.