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Class Offerings

Check out the list of 2023 Booking & Class Offerings from Tony Buff for the 2023 presentation year and learn how your organization or business can book an appearance or engagement.

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Get your copy of BDSM Safer Kinky Sex. Now hosted by Turning Point. You can help them continue to educate BDSM players by making an on-line donation.

Rope, Bondage & Power

Rope, Bondage and Power edited by Lee “Bridgett” Harrington. Royalties benefit non-profit organizations including the NCSF, Woodhull Foundation and LA&M.

SOS

Deciding to quit crystal is a huge step. Congratulations! And if the next steps feel really hard or scary, that’s OK. Keep reading Staying Off Speed from Strength Over Speed.


Ragazzi

Element Eclipse (our Pup)
Ben in Leatherland

Corda

Max (BondageLessons.com)
Midori
Twisted Monk

Eventi

Folsom Street Fair
Grabby Awards
International Mr Leather
Leather Leadership Conference
Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend
Pantheon of Leather Awards
ShibariCon
WA St Mx Leather Organization

Industria

The Sword
XBiz GLBT

Organizzazioni

Abbey of St Joan
Chicago Hellfire Club
Generic Leather Productions of WA
Instigator Magazine
Leather Archives & Museum
Seattle Men in Leather
WA St Mx Leather Organization

Paparazzi

Bryan Beretta Photography NYC
Peter Lau Photography
Malixe
TBall
Rich Trove

Studio Cinematografico

Titan Media
Zeus Studios
Raging Stallion Studios
Shotgun Video
Falcon Studios
Naked Sword



Performing at the House of BluesChicago, IL -- Okay, I'm officially exhausted but it's been totally worth it. We've had three very full days of work concluding with a performance at the House of Blues. It's been a long but enjoyable weekend.

Derek and I had been looking forward to performing our dynamic suspension routine at the House of Blues for the IML XXX Victory Party since we first heard it would be a possibility several weeks ago. It's a performance we've done several times at venues throughout the country but it almost didn't happen at the House of Blues. The week before Derek suffered an injury to his left knee (don't ask) and we didn't know if he would be up for the performance until the day of the event. Then, we ran into some reservations from the powers that be regarding the scene. Luckily, Derek's knee was fine and an in person meeting with the folks at the venue calmed all fears. The show was on.

And what a show it was. The place was packed; there must have been thousands. The music was great and the professional lighting and fog machine added to the theatrics. It was an exhilarating experience. The picture above is all I've got thus far, but I had a photographer friend snap some pictures I hope to receive and post to a gallery soon. I'll keep you informed.