This book is cast in the form of answers to inquiries made by a hypothetical couple seeking information before marriage. Undeterred by lengthy medical disquisitions on the complications of venereal disease, the patient couple persist with their questions and are rewarded to the extent of 320 pages. The answers contain practically all the information any married couple would wish to have on the subject of normal sexuality, imparted in a common-sense but decidedly prosaic fashion. Unfortunately the authors' knowledge seems limited to the physical side of the topic and this gives their advice and attitude a very distorted perspective. The only psychological authors they appear to have consulted at all extensively are Havelock Ellis and Stekel. Sexual impotence is generally to be treated by physical measures, such as the administration of certain