"The idea for this book grew out of a combination of love for the human body and frustration with a censorship that divides it into parts; designating some as 'decent,' others are 'indecent.'"
"Having lived as a woman in this world for the last decade, sex with men has become less and less appealing by the second. But just as looking at Renaissance paintings of women cutting off men's heads feels cathartic, looking at women getting it on with male-like beings who are not human men similarly feels like a spa day for my brain."
Spring brings a sense of renewal and creativity, prompting an exploration of fantasy erotica. A thrift store find, 'Mirage' by Boris Vallejo, showcases stunning art of women with otherworldly beings. The appeal of such art lies in its cathartic nature, contrasting with traditional depictions of sexuality. Vallejo, a celebrated artist, emphasizes the beauty of the human body while critiquing societal censorship. His collaboration with fellow artist Julie Bell adds depth to the work, which includes poems and creative inspiration.
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