Vintage Enema Magazines

I have many issues of water n power and enema thrills mags from 80s

Would love to see some scanned magazines since they can't be bought anymore. Too bad they stopped making them. Guess enemas where more popular in those days and of course we have the internet now, but still a magazine or book feels more real somehow.

Not sure whether it's so much as "they stopped making them" due to lack of interest /support but the internet saw many publishers fold & call it a day...Some of those one time publishers formerly associated with those magazines adapted & utilized the internet to their advantage

Like Beth Tyler (pre-Tyler labs)....Colour Climax Publications & later just Colour Climax...Christophe Clark (Evil Angel)....Dr Perverso made Das Klistier videos....Klistier - Dist by SCALA B.V Amsterdam...Larry Flynt (Hustler Mag)...Platinum Publications became Platinum Videos...The Big "E" mags switched to become Gold Medal Video....Voyeur Mag morphed into Voyeur Bank then formed a video production syndicate.

The popularity between then & now may have shifted but judging by what we see & its growth suggests it's not over for the Enema just yet. Let the good times flow !!

Would love to see some scanned magazines since they can't be bought anymore. Too bad they stopped making them. Guess enemas where more popular in those days and of course we have the internet now, but still a magazine or book feels more real somehow.

Yes indeed, an image on paper feels more real. Maybe it's changing for younger members, but I always prefer an old magazine or a new one too for that matter. One nice thing about the internet is that now it seems much easier for authors and publishers to research images and illustrations. Maybe not specifically on enemas, but on erotica in general, some very nice publications have been brought out these last years with very nice imagery.

Way back in early 90s, I used to make my own single issue 'books'. It was and still is so easy to use self publishing software and insert text and images to your heart's content. It was fun and it also taught me that making good looking layouts is not that simple a job. Made me appreciate professional publishers and layout artists much more ... 😃

I have a collection of over 100 that I've purchased on Ebay over the years!!!

The forum magazine in Australia had a lot of special Preference letters,which I throughly enjoyed as there were many enema stories.

~ Willene

I have roughly 130 vintage enema magazines, and have considered selling the complete collection.

Surprised people do not scan and circulate these to preserve them. They aren't exactly destined for the library of congress, the circulation numbers were lowest of the low and there is a very good chance they will all be gone one day.

Surprised people do not scan and circulate these to preserve them. They aren't exactly destined for the library of congress, the circulation numbers were lowest of the low and there is a very good chance they will all be gone one day.

Scanning isn't that difficult as such, but to do it well does take some practice and a good quality scanner. After having bought some ten or so scanners over the years, I've found that all the previous machines were not up to par and that it costs about 200 euro for a halfway decent scanner. Not something you would buy on a whim.

But scanning also takes time and a bit of stubborn doggedness. And after scanning, images need to be cropped, aligned and have other alterations done. Figure it takes between 1 to 2 minutes to scan a page when done in batch, after learning the ropes, which means learning to use a graphics editor as well. That still comes to about 1 hour per magazine. It can be mind numbing and boring and few other people appreciate the work. Though scanning is a good occasion to listen to music on headphones ...

All that said, indeed, magazines like these should be preserved in some manner, as in the future they will be hard to find and also be a very specific indicator of the times.

Scanning isn't that difficult as such, but to do it well does take some practice and a good quality scanner. After having bought some ten or so scanners over the years, I've found that all the previous machines were not up to par and that it costs about 200 euro for a halfway decent scanner. Not something you would buy on a whim.

But scanning also takes time and a bit of stubborn doggedness. And after scanning, images need to be cropped, aligned and have other alterations done. Figure it takes between 1 to 2 minutes to scan a page when done in batch, after learning the ropes, which means learning to use a graphics editor as well. That still comes to about 1 hour per magazine. It can be mind numbing and boring and few other people appreciate the work. Though scanning is a good occasion to listen to music on headphones ...

All that said, indeed, magazines like these should be preserved in some manner, as in the future they will be hard to find and also be a very specific indicator of the times.

I agree it to be quite tedious, and if you are acting as an archivist there can be a lot of doubt as to whether you are using the best scanner, best software and best methods and doing it properly on top of a nagging feeling as to possibly having to do it all again someday. But - something, anything is likely better than nothing. Floods, fires, mold and decay. Or simply someone passes away and their family puts it all in garbage bags and sends it to a landfill. A rather ignoble end to the erotica associated with an otherwise tenaciously dedicated group of fetishists, but maybe this is the fate of all words and written erotica. Oddly enough video, erotic or otherwise seems to be indelible these days and highly cherished.

Or simply someone passes away and their family puts it all in garbage bags and sends it to a landfill. A rather ignoble end to the erotica associated with an otherwise tenaciously dedicated group of fetishists,

I once bought a whole cardboard box full of nothing but torn out illustrations from erotic/sex novels as were printed in the 1980s-90s, pulp covers, inside illustrations etc. A really good find which I bought dirt cheap at a specialized secondhand bookstore in Brussels. I was thrilled as can be since the box contained around 1000 illustrations.

There was a story behind it though. I am always curious about how such things end up for sale in shops and I asked the proprietor how he came to have it for sale. He said it was brought in by a young couple in their late 20s, they were either niece or nephew to an old uncle who had recently died. They were either sole heirs to his stuff or had been regulated to clean up his house. In any case they found boxes and boxes of printed erotica, magazines, books, prints etc in his garage and didn't know what to do with it all. Apparently they started burning the contents until someone noticed, they must have gotten to talking because the curious neighbor or passerby, told them about the specialized shop in Brussels that sold (and bought) all manner of old and secondhand erotic/sex publications.

So off they went with what was left, which turned out to be a large cardboard box and several small shoe-boxes of stuff and brought it to the shop where I bought it all in a snap, just quickly glancing through the contents. There were even naughty books going back to 1914, hastily reprinted with well wishes for French soldiers going to the front in the Great War. Not something you find everyday.

Despite the find, I more often wonder about the boxes that were burned before the nephew found out about the specialized erotic bookstore. What did they all not contain that is now lost forever? Such a shame.

As I'm in the midst of downsizing everything, I'd love to find a collector who wished to purchase this large wonderful collection of magazines---Water & Power, WaterWorks, Sherema, Enema Diary, etc!!!

I know of one source with lots of links to places where such literature could be found... Enemarotica.com. They have lots of sites and links. Give it a shot.

I remember back in the 80's shortly after I got married. I went to an adult bookstore and found a couple of enema magazines... one of them was Water and Power. I don't remember the other ... but it was maybe Enema Story or something like that. My wife looked through them and I know she thought, like my Mother, that I was absolutely crazy to want to get enemas. Some of the pictures were graphic to say the least. One group of enema pictures, I remember, that I liked the best though came from the Beth Tyler site. The pictures were entitled "Southern Belles in the Pink" I used to have some copies of those pictures, but I can't find them and I have searched the net for them.... but have not found but a few. Anyone else remember those photos or know where I can find them on the internet or somewhere else? I would appreciate it.

Http://www.fetishartists.com/art/enemas

has some magazine covers and book covers from the past that are bound to conjure up some old memories... there are 6 pages

I was wondering if anyone may have this magazine in their collection. Back in my early days of going to an out of the way newspaper stand that had x rated magazines i remember getting my first ever enema magazine. I can not remember the name of it (its been quite a few years ) Butt i do recall one of the photos was a guy in the knee to chest position with slippers on and i believe, the next the pic set i remember was 3 women, 2 on all fours and the title was aunties enema cure. If anyone recalls these magazines or has these pics / scanned images /or links could you please post them for all to enjoy and let me know. It was my peak into the world of enemas.Thank you all for reading this post hopefully i am remembering these images correctly.

Ok, I hope the right people read this.

I'm going to make a long story short because I don't want to go into all the how's and why's but basically I inherited Beth Tyler inc

About the only thing I have left from that inheritance is lots of copies of issues #2 thru #7 of their magazine, Enema Erotica

Anyone that wants one or more of these issues get in contact w me and I'm sure we can work out a cheap price that makes us both happy.

I'm not really looking at selling them as a source of income, but I don't just want to give them away for free

Interested, get in touch w me and we'll work something out

Enematically

Steve

Does anyone have any copies of an English enema magazine called 'Behind Times' that was published back in the 1980's by a firm called Charmlord?

Just revisiting the discussions looking for a post in relation to the catalogue of Tyler Lab films

The name ‘forum’ as mentioned in post #100 by a now departed Aussie member is a small publication company that's situated on the North Coast of NSW & it's the actual name of their monthly glossy magazine . . . It deals or publishes all manner of kink related articles including a number of photo spreads in every edition

As a kid we used to hang out in the local drug store & they had Playboy & several other mags that would get us hard, and throw us out of the store ! Queer pervs looking for kids would promise us the world for ½ hour of sex!, i, made lots of kinky money those days!

Hoseman1, I would ask the moderators if it's permitted to post a Google Drive link in discussions. You could create a new Gmail account to protect your privacy and upload your PDFs to Google drive for anyone to download.

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