Graham Masterton: Sex and the crime writer
Masterton has covered an eclectic range of genres from horror to sex manuals; now it's the competitive world of Irish dancing
Sitting comfortably in a Dublin hotel lounge, Graham Masterton is quite unlike what you might expect from a once prolific writer of sex manuals. The British author – a mild-mannered, gentlemanly chap who considers himself a devotee of women’s lib – has published over two dozen such guides, including one, How To Drive Your Man Wild in Bed, which is still listed on Ireland’s Register of Prohibited Publications.
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