Sexy Origins and Intimate Things

The Rites and Rituals of Straights, Gays, Bi’s, Drags, Trans, Virgins, and Others

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Reference, History
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Author: Charles Panati ISBN: 9781475600858
Publisher: Charles Panati Publication: December 13, 2012
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Charles Panati
ISBN: 9781475600858
Publisher: Charles Panati
Publication: December 13, 2012
Imprint:
Language: English

Has there ever been a gay pope?  What is history’s first love poem? Why do men have nipples? How did “drag” come to mean cross-dressing?  At what age does a man’s penis stop growing?  Do female animals have orgasms?  How long have people been giving the finger? 

From the lascivious to the romantic, from the hardcore to the scientific, this engaging compendium of little-known facts about sex is both informative and endlessly entertaining.  Employing the same careful research that made his “Extraordinary Origins of Everyday Things” a bestseller, Charles Panati explores hundreds of racy and “unmentionable” things. Panati reveals facts that will surprise even the most informed reader.  This titillating collection is as provocative and stimulating as its subject matter.

 

About the Author:

Charles Panati is a physicist and former Science Editor of Newsweek.  He has written fourteen  books, both fiction and non-fiction.  He has appeared on Oprah, Letterman, and many other television shows.  One of his origins books became the basis for the hit television show “The Start of Something Big,” hosted by comedian Steve Allen, and written by Panati.

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Has there ever been a gay pope?  What is history’s first love poem? Why do men have nipples? How did “drag” come to mean cross-dressing?  At what age does a man’s penis stop growing?  Do female animals have orgasms?  How long have people been giving the finger? 

From the lascivious to the romantic, from the hardcore to the scientific, this engaging compendium of little-known facts about sex is both informative and endlessly entertaining.  Employing the same careful research that made his “Extraordinary Origins of Everyday Things” a bestseller, Charles Panati explores hundreds of racy and “unmentionable” things. Panati reveals facts that will surprise even the most informed reader.  This titillating collection is as provocative and stimulating as its subject matter.

 

About the Author:

Charles Panati is a physicist and former Science Editor of Newsweek.  He has written fourteen  books, both fiction and non-fiction.  He has appeared on Oprah, Letterman, and many other television shows.  One of his origins books became the basis for the hit television show “The Start of Something Big,” hosted by comedian Steve Allen, and written by Panati.

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