Fantasies of Cross-dressing: Japanese Women Write Male-Male Erotica
Biographical note
Kazumi Nagaike, Ph.D. (2005) in Asian Studies, The University of British Columbia, is an Associate Professor for Center for International Education and Research, Oita University. She has extensively published on her ongoing analysis of female acts of fantasizing male-male eroticism.
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