The music references are so spot-on, it's like when a DJ drops a needle on the perfect piece of vinyl. The Black Book 5th Edition. From the publishers of Black Sheets, a book which lists all sorts of sexuality resources - publishers, sex toys, stores, etc. Plus other useful resources, like listings of gay newspapers, motorcycle clubs, leather bars, etc. The Politics of Size by Charlotte Cooper.
Fat people experience hatred and discrimination.
This can come from strangers, family, doctors, in the workplace, and in other contexts. This book examines this oppression and the responses that fat people have had to it in terms of organizing to fight fatphobia in its many forms. Cooper examines the positions of past books on fat, pointing out the strengths and weaknesses of their arguments. While the book is written from the perspective of a fat woman and speaks more of issues for fat women than fat men, I would recommend it for everyone, fat or not. For a complete reading experience, I would suggest supplementing the book with the article discussing the censorship from issue 4 of Charlotte's zine, Kink.