Books on Bondage Asia Bondage by Steven Speliotis – 2002 – 160 pages A highly erotic and thrilling book of photographs of Asian Women in the bonds of Rope. Bondage for Sex by Chanta Rose – 2006 – 150 pages Beautiful Color photos and explanations of ties that accommodate the most intimate positions BOUND, Shibari Style Impressions by David Lawrence – 2005 – 168 pagesDavid Lawrence is a worldwide acclaimed photographer who has had several expositions in the USA and is one of the rising stars in bondage photography, due to his excellent lighting skills and rope work. Jay Wiseman’s Erotic Bondage Handbook by Jay Wiseman – 2000 – 324 pages This is a book is a “reference book” on the subject of bondage, including a little bit of theory and lots on SAFETY. He shares some basic ideas with us and will always be a great book for the beginner. Complete Shibari volume 1: Land by Douglas Kent 2010, full color 96 pagesComplete Shibari volume 2: Sky by Douglas Kent 2010, full color 96 pages Interwoven Images Vol 1, to the list. 2011, 82 pages, full color by By Jeffrey W. Olin aka MaillerPhong LA Bondage by Dave Naz – 2007 – 176 pages “Gorgeous women beautifully bound and photographed in sunny Los Angeles. Dave Naz manages to capture the deliciously erotic, seducing his delightful subjects into being playfully naughty. Shibari You Can Use: Japanese Rope Bondage and Erotic Macramé by Lee Harrington – 2007 – 160 pages This is perhaps the best “how to” books we have in the erotic bondage world with step by step images an explanations. Shibari by Master K 2005 – 80 pages _Out of Print – Occasionally a used copy will pop up here, but don’t hold your breath_ This is an excellent coffee table book of Japanese styles Shibari bondage. It gives a brief history of Japanese rope as wells as illustrating and talking about several classic Japanese ties, but is not a “how to” tie book The Beauty of Kinbaku by Master K – 2008 – 192 pages The Better Built Bondage Book by Douglas Kent – 2004 – 400 pages A complete guide to building your own sex toys, furniture and BDSM equipment. The Seductive Art of Japanese Bondage by Midori – 2002 – 176 pages One of the better books on rope bondage. There are a few “how to tie” on a few classic forms, illustrations are line drawings, with a color photograph of a completed tie. Showing You The Ropes by Two Knotty Boys – 2006 – B&W 70 pages A book featuring a western decorative approach to tying someone up. A great book, inexpensive. Images are small and sometimes hard to understand what is being illustrated Two Knotty Boys Back on the Ropes – 2008 – 80 pages The Loving Dominant by John Warren, 3rd Edition includes contributions to the Rope section by Master Tatu – 2008 – 265 pages

Books on Knots Ashley Book of Knots The classic encyclopedia of Knots. (c) 1944 held as the classic definitive work on the subject, containing 3900 different ties, all in b&w sketches. Chinese Knots for Beaded Jewelery by Suzen Millodot (c) 2003, color, 80 pages Handbook of Knots by Des Pawson Knots by Richard Hopkins color 256 pages,color Knots – A Practical Step by Step Guide to Tying 100 Knots (Paperback) Illustrated, by Gordon Perry Features easy-to-follow instructions for tying each knot. Presented in a logical and easily accessible format. Includes: stopper knots, loops, bends, hitches, binding, and decorative knots.*Knots and how to tie them Morrow Guide to Knots, by Mario Bigon & Guido Regazzoni Complete step-by-step guide to tying knots. A practical guide that takes full advantage of color photography to teach readers how to tie 70 of the most useful knots they can know. Unlike illustrations, the photos show every step looking over the shoulder of the tier. Color-coding makes the ropes easy to distinguish. 647 photos. Pocket Guide to Knots by Lindsey Philpott (McGraw-Hill) (c) 2003, color, 192 pages The Complete Book of Decorative Knots (Paperback), by Geoffrey Budworth This has a great list of “Lanyard Type” two strand knots that work well for decorative Karada’s. Also plenty of other great “fancy” knots. Lanyard knots, Button & globe knots, Turk’s heads, mats & hitching, plaits & braids. The Complete Book of Knots & Ropework by Geoffrey Budworth: 200 Techniques with Step-by-Step Photographs Ultimate Encyclopedia of Knots & Ropework, by Geoffrey Budworth Hardback book with over 1,200 color photographs of stet-by-step instructions for over 200 different knots, bends, hitches, loops, plaits and whippings. Gives a clear and indispensable guide to the variety of cords and ropes; their breaking strengths, construction and application. An absolutely fabulous book and one to have in your library! The Complete Book of Knots & Ropework – 2004 – 256 pages Rope Bondage Related Books & Videos Books by Kinbakushi Arisue Go

1) “Arisue’s Kinbaku Theory And Practices” – _This is a very practical kinbaku tutorial book based on Arisue’s own methods that stem from many years of guidance and experience. The text is Japanese-only but the book is useful for non-Japanese readers because it contains a wealth of pictures and illustrations. The book starts with basic 1-rope kinbaku and moves up to advanced suspension.

2) The Book Of Five Rings For Rope Arts　Vol.1 – _This is a practical kinbaku tutorial book for beginning to advanced kinbaku players. The text is Japanese-only, but the book is useful for non-Japanese readers because it contains a wealth of step by step pictures. This book is recommended by Mr. Dan Oniroku (Author of “Flower and Snake”) and Mr. Ishii Takashi (director of film “Flower and Snake”). Arisue Go will autograph copies sold to JUGOYA customers.

3) The Book Of Five Rings For Rope Arts　Vol.2 – _This is a practical kinbaku + >BDSM play tutorial book for beginning to advanced kinbaku players. Volume 2 includes additional kinbaku patterns which he couldn’t introduce in Vol.1 (+ how to play BDSM).

Also, a 120min region free DVD is included, but we must say this is not a kinbaku tutorial movie – it’s more like a BDSM play video to amuse guys

4) “Kinbakushi A’s Ecstasy And Gloom” The first novel by Arisue. Serious but funny short stories, partly based on his actual life. Unfortunately its only in Japanese.