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    Astral Driving

    By John Redman

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    This collection of 50 poems is the first published work by John Redman, who has been building up a fol-lowing online. Some are written from the male perspective, some from the female, some can be inter-preted either way; some feature male and female interactions, some same sex and someâ¦wellâ¦more than two people. John Redman also captures aspects of BDSM and other kinks. Says John Redman: "Astral Driving is about taking someone to another world place or time through sex. A place where they feel totally disorientated. These are poems about sex in its most raw, ridiculous, funny, exciting, sensuous forms. There may be tenderness but these aren't love poems. If you want love try Robbie Burns, Byron and all those other people that write that stuff so well."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTangent Books
    Release dateNov 2, 2015
    ISBN9781910089293
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