Robert H. Rimmer Livres

Would you take this marriage vow? I promise to love, honor, and obey my own need to have more than one sexual partner to fulfill my total human potential.

In the late 1990's, the world that Rimmer originally predicted for 2025 has yet to happen. In the meantime, although Love Me Tomorrow has been out-of-print for twenty years, it has become an underground cult novel. It's told in the first person by Christina North, a 32-year-old suicidal poet with a doctorate degree in the Sylvia Plath tradition. Christina is sexually attractive and uninhibited. A one-time porno star, she's frozen in 1976 and comes back to life in 2000, still 32-years-old with an aging husband and grown children. Her first lover, Newton Morrow, is offering a vibrantly different world. It won't happen by 2000 but it could in 2025. In the meantime, you'll be surprised, and perhaps shocked, by Bob Rimmer's vision of a saner sexual, political, and economic world.

Come Live My Life chronicles the working of LovXchange - a guilt-free, postmarital adventure for carefully selected married couples between thirty and fifty years of age, who opened their marriages to experience an intimate, loving relationship with another couple. The ultimate sexual adventure from bestselling novelist Robert H. Rimmer.

FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS! —for a dizzy ride—not into the future, but the here and now! Byrdwhistle is a highly profitable mail order company where only married couples are employed—with varying hours that makes it possible for one, or the other, to be home when the kids come home from school. Byrdwhistles do not work—they play together and with other spouse's permission can relax in company sponsored "love rooms." You'll love Heyman Hyman Youman, the 62 year old maverick who created this utopia where jobs are rotated regularly—and no matter what job you do—husbands and wives, together, earn the median family income plus a spectacular share in the profit bonuses. All the new married employees have to do is pass an entrance exam—based on Abraham Maslow's Theory Z management philosophy and become a transcender. But all hell breaks loose when Ralph Theimost, CEO of WIN Incorporated, a billion dollar conglomerate, and Ronald Coldaxe, his Director of Acquisitions, are determined to take over stock control of Byrdwhistle from the majority stock holder, Thornton Byrd now in his 70's—who sleeps with Youman's wife, occasionally. Even Coldaxe's wife, M'mm—becomes a pawn in the battle of wits as they try to make Byrdwhistle conform to old style economic reality.

The narrative explores the expansion of a provocative sexual liberation program at Harrad College, pushing boundaries of freedom further than before. The experiment now includes a diverse array of participants, both male and female, who will be paired in various combinations, challenging societal norms and exploring the complexities of human relationships. This ambitious undertaking seeks to delve into the depths of personal freedom and the nature of intimacy.

The narrative centers on Horace Zolotov, a scientific genius convinced that gold is the ultimate power, and Marge Wentworth, a captivating woman who believes sex holds that title. Together, they embark on a groundbreaking venture to explore "sexenomics," blending their distinct perspectives to challenge societal norms and provoke thought on the true nature of power in a provocative era. Their collaboration promises to captivate readers with its exploration of ambition, desire, and the intersection of science and sexuality.

The Rebellion of Yale Marratt was a controversial best seller. The author took on the whole of American morality and turned the story of one man’s unconventional sexual life into a national controversy.