Beyond penetration It is a brief and impactful manifesto by the French writer Martin Pagetranslated into Spanish by Xavier Estrela.

The book questions the centrality of penetration in the contemporary sexual imagination and opens a space for reflection on desire, intimacy, and the multiple ways we relate to one another. Page proposes understanding sexuality as part of human invention: a territory traversed by culture, art, and politics, where pleasure, fears, and social expectations intertwine.

Far from stereotypes and imposed norms, this work invites us to value difference and dismantle the idea of a "normality" that excludes and judges.

A critical, brief and provocative read that challenges both readers interested in gender theory and sexuality and those seeking new ways of thinking about intimacy.