Shibari You Can Use
Lee Harrington's beginner's guide to Japanese-style rope bondage, photographed by RiggerJay, which won a Geoff Mains Book Award for 2008 and was later revised.
Shibari You Can Use: Japanese Rope Bondage and Erotic Macramé is a book by Lee Harrington, an American sexuality and spirituality educator and author, with photographs by RiggerJay. English Wikipedia’s bibliography of Harrington dates the first edition to 2006. The author’s own book page gives that earlier edition’s ISBN and describes the current one, from his imprint Mystic Productions Press, as a revised edition with full-color images and updated text. The distributor NewSouth Books gives April 13, 2015 and 122 pages for the revised edition.
The distributor’s description presents the book as a primer for beginners in which each tutorial is broken into step-by-step photographs with explanations. The ties it names include chest harnesses (shinju), the gyaku ebi hogtie, ebi or kuri (shrimp or ball) ties, rope corsets and crotch ropes. It also takes up how partners discuss their desires, what to do when the first attempts feel awkward, and rope care.
According to English Wikipedia, the book received the National Leather Association International’s Geoff Mains Book Award for 2008. A sequel, More Shibari You Can Use, followed in 2015. This entry describes the book and does not reproduce its instructions.