Many readers love Roger Scruton (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Scruton) for his traditionalist conservatism whether that be in aesthetics , politics, The Church of England, or public affairs (e.g. issues like fox hunting).
Making love to Roger might be a whole lot trickier. He has allowed the fecundity of his mind to generate a tome on the philosophical aspects of sexual desire. One might be inclined to think that the making of love requires a certain spontaneity, indeed the shutting down of logical processes, the turning down of lights, and feeling your way. Scruton, though, has analysed the whole business with the full instrumentation of a philosopher’s mind. You may be highly illuminated by much of what you read here, and certainly surprised if you can stomach it.
Roger Scruton
238 pages in Contiuum paperback edition.
ISBN 978-0826480385