Abstract : <p>I analyze the sexography of Wardell Pomeroy (1913-2001), a junior collaborator of Alfred Kinsey in case history collection and the 2nd author of the two landmark volumes of <em>&#39;Human Sexual Behavior</em> published in 1948 and 1953 respectively. Pomeroy&#39;s oeuvre (books, book chapters and journal articles) was studied. Pomeroy was a clinical psychologist with a PhD from Columbia University in 1954. A total of 31 items, published between 1948 and 1990 included 9 books, 7 book chapters, 1 foreword to a book on tattoos, and 14 journal articles of miscellaneous variety. As such, Pomeroy&#39;s published productivity was quantitatively less in comparison to that of his junior contemporary physician sexologists William Masters and Alex Comfort. As Pomeroy published only 27 items (including 4 sole-authored books) during his post-Kinsey period, his reputation as a sexuality scholar remains firmly linked with the two Kinsey reports, in which he was the 2nd author. But this hardly dents Pomeroy&#39;s impeccable reputation as a pioneering sexologist of mid-20th century.</p>