I agree with Casev below and I'd start with Noah's first book "Dharma Punx" as it's more about changing from a self-destructive lifestyle to that of discovering there is a different way of living.

I saw a LOT of my own struggles in Noah's story and it resonated with me in seeing how hurt I was and how much healing I needed to do rather than to continue in the path of my own self-destruction.

I'm really happy to have a teacher like Noah out there how presents the dharma in a way that truly comes from his heart.

That man is a big ol' softie!!!

I'm looking forward to the upcoming book as I haven't seem much scholarship on this topic. Are there any other books out there that provide a non-biased opinion on Buddhism and sexuality?

Thanks for this article. When I read it in Buddhadharma, I felt it was important for Buddhists to read in order to help to examine our perceptions and attitudes towards sex.