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Linda Urbášková is co-author of the book Bohemian Taboo Stories. She wrote the chapters Konsent, Delight without Risk and Prague Fetish Weekend.
She says: "I was given the task of writing a medallion about myself. Something I would like to have in a book. If it were any other book, I would probably write that I am an ordinary working woman, wife and mother from a family of three children. I enjoy writing, and hopefully I'm good at it, traveling, which I don't have the time or money to do, so at least I write about it, and because I'm a jerk, I street dance at my age. But because this is Bohemian Taboo Stories, an extraordinary book of stories, I can't even write an ordinary medallion. So, in addition to all of the above, I'm quite inquisitive and enjoy exploring and discovering what is taboo for many in life, even if it is sometimes risky. I guess I like to take risks and I need a certain kind of adrenaline rush to keep me happy and not bored. And the challenge of contributing to this book represented that adrenaline rush to some extent. That's why I went for it. And also because it was working with people. My closest friends and the interesting people I got to meet and get closer to their often mysterious but all the more magical world. I love people, I love writing, I love mysterious worlds, I love erotica. That's why I became a co-author of these stories."
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Bohemian Taboo is a platform designed to support education, personal development, contemporary art, queer and other alternative communities, biohacking, research, aesthetic medicine, counseling, provocative events, assistance to disadvantaged groups and all other possible, so far little known, unsupported, tabooed or unjustly censored activities that overlap into the field of personal intimacy, sexuality and eroticism - erotic art and sexual wellbeing, i.e. what we call the development of erotic intelligence.
