SWINGING AND RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (M-Ο)

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•MAGAR, M. Edward (1972), Adultery and Its Compatibility with Marriage, Nefertiti Publishers

•MAHRER, Adrien. (1998). “90s Swingers Give Monogamy the Kissoff; Trends: The 70's Swapping Fad Has Grown Organized and Commercial. Sex Is a Hobby for These Partners in Promiscuity,” The Los Angeles Time. Feb. 12

•MARGOLIS, Herbert F. and Paul M. RUBENSTEIN (1971), The Groupsex Tapes, Paperback Library

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•MARKS, Steve and Cathy MARKS (1994), Swing: Dawn of a New Era, Florida: M.S.W. Publishing Company


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•MERKLE, E. R., & R.A.  RICHARDSON, (2000). “Digital Dating and Virtual Relating: Conceptualizing Computer Mediated Romantic Relationships,” Family Relations, 49, 187-192

•MILLER, Alice. (1990) For Your Own Good: Hidden Cruelty in Child-Rearing and the Roots of Violence. New York: USA; Farrar, Straus & Giroux, LLC

•MILLER, Paul. (1994) “Variations in Swinging” [Online] Available:  http://222.tfexp.com/articles/miller1.htm [June, 1997]

•MINELL, Tia (2001), The Ultimate Swinger's Guide, Premiere Press

•MONEY, J. (1986). Love Maps: Clinical Concepts of Sexual / Erotic Health and Pathology, Paraphilia, and Gender Transposition in Childhood, Adolescence, and Maturity, New York: Irvington Publishers

•MURSTEIN, B.I. (1978) “Swinging or Comarital Sex,” Exploring Intimate Lifestyles, p. 109-130, New York; Springer

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•NASCA International (1990). Etiquette in Swinging, Anaheim: NASCA International (LSO Ltd.)

•NASCA International.(2000) International Directory: Swinging Clubs, Publications & Events, Buena Park, CA: LSO Ltd

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•NASCA International. (2005, April). Recent Swing Club Court Cases in the News. Retrieved April 26, 2005 from http://www.nasca.com/states/nasca_news.html


•NEIGER, Stephen (1971), “Mate Swapping: Can it Save a Marriage?” Sexology, January 1971

•NEMY, Enid (1971). “Group Sex: Is It 'Life Art' or a Sign That Something Is Wrong?” New York Times, May 10, 1971, p.38


•NEUBECK, Gerhard (1969). Extramarital Relations, Prentice-Hall

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• O'NEILL, Nena and George C. O'NEILL (1972). Open Marriage, A New Lifestyle for Couples. New York: M. Evans & Company, Inc.


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