This book investigates the complex and often controversial topic of variant sexuality, exploring its biological, psychological, and social dimensions. Glenn D. Wilson, a psychologist with a background in human sexuality, presents an analysis drawing on existing research and theoretical frameworks. The work aims to provide a comprehensive overview of diverse sexual expressions and their underlying factors.

This work is likely to be regarded as a scholarly examination of human sexuality, drawing on psychological and sociological research from the late 20th century. Its focus on variant sexualities suggests an academic approach intended for students and researchers in the field. The reception would likely depend on the prevailing scientific and social discourse at the time of its publication and subsequent scholarly engagement.