Publisher's Weekly Magazine: Tongue-tied lovers and those who simply wish they could express themselves more poetically will find this pocket-sized collection of Shakespearean quotes hilarious and potentially useful. The largest section, Seduction by Scenario, offers situational advice such as what to say if asked, "How do I look?" ("Beauty itself doth of itself persuade/ The eyes of men without an orator") and how to say you like bondage ("All strange and terrible events are welcome/But comforts we despise"). The contrast between the pedestrian nature of the situations and Shakespeare's flowery language is both amusing and absurd, but even the Bard himself would be pleased to see his words of love offered up with such tongue-in-cheek wit.
Renaissance Magazine, May 2005: A little Gem...Readers will enjoy this book, even if it's not used to hone their seductive style.
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Seduction
by Shakespeare
Advice, Observations, and Quotes on Love, Lust, Beauty and Desire
Second Edition
ISBN 0-9767682-5-9
Trade Paperback, $14.95 |
About the Book: Learn the Art of Seduction from history's greatest teacher - William Shakespeare, the Bard. Seduction was his specialty, and Shakespeare’s lessons on romance have become a part of Western civilization and culture.
This guide collects his best and most insightful observations and advice on areas that continue to obsess us even today, and which drive us to seduce, and be seduced. Includes alluring tips on what to say and when to say it, as well as quick reference icons for when you're looking for the perfect words to complete a perfect moment. |
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