Welcome Linda De Villiers, as she stops at my blog on her blog tour about sexy literature meet sexy food.
Sapphire Phelan
The
delicious delights of a fabulous food, interwoven with the sensuality of
flirtation and foreplay make for ecstatic pleasures long remembered! Great food
and great sex both invite us to celebrate all of our senses...sights, sounds,
smells, tastes and touch.
Sometimes
one sense or another is emphasized and others are overlooked. Despite living in
an increasingly visual world, when it comes to sexy turn-ons, the preference
for explicit visuals applies more to men than to women. The huge popularity of Fifty Shades of
Grey among women rests as testimony to that. The erotic appeal of that
piece of “sexy lit” rests in its capacity to evoke sexy imagery through words
on a page, or rather, on a black/white screen displaying nothing but words.
Despite the enormous
appeal of “sexy lit,” it’s often overlooked player during a sexy meal designed
to weave together fork play and foreplay. How can sexy lit meet sexy food? Let
me count the ways! If you watched the Super Bowl, you may have caught the ad in
which a woman suggestively invited her lover to read to her from Fifty
Shades of Grey. The ad failed to offer a sexy context, say over a shared
plate of aphrodisiac finger foods you can feed each other on a plush throw in
front of a warm fireplace. (Think chocolate-covered strawberries and a glass of
champagne). And for many, plenty of
other sexy lit holds far more erotic appeal than this past year’s craze,
whether it’s the Song of Solomon or passages from Anais Nin. You could, of course, read to each other.
Other ways
to weave sexy lit into a leisurely, pleasure-focused meal:
Consider recording your voice in advance reading your favorite erotic
passage. Then surprise your lover by playing it as you share your meal in a
sexy setting. Or maybe you’d be inspired to play an audio book of sexy lit that
turns you on. You might even try something novel: Listen to, but don’t watch, an erotically
themed film with plenty of sexy dialogue, moans, and sighs!
Linda De
Viller, PhD, Clinical Sex Therapist and Foodie, shares her knowledge about the
myths and truth about aphrodisiacs. She also share over 80 recipes and a wealth
of love and sex tips. Get your copy at - http://www.amazon.com/Simple-Sexy-Food-Linda-Villers/dp/097095655X/.
Recipe Photo Contest:
There’s a
recipe photo contest as part of the virtual tour. Details can be found at—http://www.lovecoachjourney.com/recipe-photo-contest/ . The
recipes are supplied, those entering just prepare the aphrodisiac food and
submit a picture of the finished recipe—for the contest. The grand prize winner
will get a one on one aphrodisiac consultation and five runner ups will receive
a digital copy of Love Skills by
Linda De Villers. Contact nikki@nikkileigh.com with questions. We show the
ingredients - now show us what you can
do.
About Simple
Sexy Food –
Simple
Sexy Food is an aphrodisiac cookbook like no other. Honest
and direct, detailed and informative, it’s packed with exclusive recipes, food
and sex tips, descriptions and histories of ingredients and even survey data
about what food people find sexy. And it’s the only aphrodisiac cookbook
written by a clinical sex therapist who also happens to be a foodie!
A Message From Linda De Villers PhD:
I created this book to help you enjoy the remarkable relationship
between food and sex. These two themes run brightly through my own life both
personally and professionally, and are inseparable from my sense of who I am.
Having counseled and taught thousands of people on the loving arts, and having
fed nearly as many in my kitchens over the years, I find myself in a state of
barely contained excitement over the opportunity to share what I know with you.
I am the only author in this field to be credentialed in both sexual health and
food, having worked and presented internationally and conducted research on the
joint topic over the course of my career.
About Linda DeVillers PhD:
Linda De
Villers has more than 20 years of experience as a sex and relationship expert.
Dr. De Villers is regarded as an expert in the study of aphrodisiacs. She was a
featured expert in a Discovery Channel Health program (2006) on 10 sexual
myths, including the myth that aphrodisiacs don’t exist. In an academic
setting, she has researched and presented on related topics.
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