title: Sextrology: The Astrology of Sex and the Sexes
author: Stella Starsky
description: Extensively researched, and wonderfully dirty. (O magazine)<br /><br />An extemely engaging, detailed book; readers will easily recognize themselves and their loved ones. (Library Journal)<br /><br />A new (and sexually explicit) astrology guide looks set to make celebrities of its New York-based, fashion-savvy authors. (The Daily Telegraph (UK))<br /><br />Sextrology picks up where Linda Goodman left off... (The National Post)<br /><br />The favored astrologers of fashion insiders. (Elle)<br /><br />Not only is this the most sexually forthright astrology book...but its authors also really know their stuff. (The San Francisco Chronicle)<br /><br />Lusty Leo Kim Cattrall and sexy Sagittarian Scarlett Johansson own this racy read about how signs act in the sack. (Us Magazine)<br /><br />This new book blows the lid on the zodiacs erotic penchants! (The Sunday Times of London)<br /><br />Astrology sexperts Starsky and Cox know more about your love life than you do. (Gotham Magazine)<br /><br />A word-of-mouth phenomenon...a genuinely new take on the planets oldest pastime. Thank your lucky stars. (Time Magazine)
zlib_text: Deon Mitchell
  @astrobydeon
  astrobydeon.com 
  
  If no gender, then what?
  Final Considerations
  Why an agender approach to 
  astrology is the future of the tradition
  The Future is Agender
  Shortcomings with the gender binary 
  and their patriarchal implications
  Highlighting the Gaps
  A brief look at some well-known 
  astrology texts and their use of gender
  Gender in Western 
  Astrology
  AGENDA
  
  GENDER IN 
  WESTERN 
  ASTROLOGY
  01
  
  The two luminaries being in male signs while 
  Venus, being female, and the ascendant are 
  opposite, compel women to delight in male deeds–
  a great marvel; for, being mad for women, they 
  marry with difficulty with regard to painful sexual 
  intercourse.
  The Moon entering into female places, being 
  opposite the Sun and the Ascendant, will produce a 
  man in name only, but a female in all respects, 
  having all the shameful acts and intercourse of a 
  woman.
  The ‘Apotelesmatika’ of Manetho, Robert Lopilato, 1998
  The Hellenistic View
  
  We may not call [Mercury] either 
  masculine or