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Revenge of the Orgasm
The Soaking Wet Edition is a more intense version of the original Revenge of the Orgasm.
- GenresPoetryEroticaAnthologies
70 pages, Paperback
First published April 7, 2013
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July 10, 2014
A sensual and scintillating collection of Erotic Poetry from the male perspective...
1. The author will live up to their chosen name...
(or)
2. This book is going to fail spectacularly...
Poetry is a very subjective genre - I personally found this collection of poems to incredibly entertaining. The jury is still out on whether this is the "Greatest" but I'm pleased to say this collection is certainly worth the read.
There's something particularly intriguing about the obviously male perspective giving voice to these erotic interludes... The collection of poems is a celebration of sex and the female form.
There is a beautiful rhythm to each and every piece, and the flow will keep you satisfied!
The diverse subject matter includes scenes of voyeurism, exhibitionism, light BDSM, and a few scenes of infidelity... In addition to heaping amounts of lust...
***I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***
I only think of you in between the blinks of my eyes.It takes a massive amount of ego to decide to write under the pen name "Greatest Poet Alive" and as a reader its easy to see such a boast and declare that the outcome will fall under one of two categories:
But I have told you a falsehood.
Every other heartbeat, you inhabit my mindset as well. I
am obsessed with you.
1. The author will live up to their chosen name...
(or)
2. This book is going to fail spectacularly...
Poetry is a very subjective genre - I personally found this collection of poems to incredibly entertaining. The jury is still out on whether this is the "Greatest" but I'm pleased to say this collection is certainly worth the read.
There's something particularly intriguing about the obviously male perspective giving voice to these erotic interludes... The collection of poems is a celebration of sex and the female form.
There is a beautiful rhythm to each and every piece, and the flow will keep you satisfied!
The diverse subject matter includes scenes of voyeurism, exhibitionism, light BDSM, and a few scenes of infidelity... In addition to heaping amounts of lust...
***I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***
July 13, 2014
A sensual and scintillating collection of Erotic Poetry from the male perspective...
1. The author will live up to their chosen name...
(or)
2. This book is going to fail spectacularly...
Poetry is a very subjective genre - I personally found this collection of poems to incredibly entertaining. The jury is still out on whether this is the "Greatest" but I'm pleased to say this collection is certainly worth the read.
There's something particularly intriguing about the obviously male perspective giving voice to these erotic interludes... The collection of poems is a celebration of sex and the female form.
There is a beautiful rhythm to each and every piece, and the flow will keep you satisfied!
The diverse subject matter includes scenes of voyeurism, exhibitionism, light BDSM, and a few scenes of infidelity... In addition to heaping amounts of lust...
***I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***
I only think of you in between the blinks of my eyes.It takes a massive amount of ego to decide to write under the pen name "Greatest Poet Alive" and as a reader its easy to see such a boast and declare that the outcome will fall under one of two categories:
But I have told you a falsehood.
Every other heartbeat, you inhabit my mindset as well. I
am obsessed with you.
1. The author will live up to their chosen name...
(or)
2. This book is going to fail spectacularly...
Poetry is a very subjective genre - I personally found this collection of poems to incredibly entertaining. The jury is still out on whether this is the "Greatest" but I'm pleased to say this collection is certainly worth the read.
There's something particularly intriguing about the obviously male perspective giving voice to these erotic interludes... The collection of poems is a celebration of sex and the female form.
There is a beautiful rhythm to each and every piece, and the flow will keep you satisfied!
The diverse subject matter includes scenes of voyeurism, exhibitionism, light BDSM, and a few scenes of infidelity... In addition to heaping amounts of lust...
***I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***
May 5, 2013
One thing for sure you have to be a lover of GPA’s poetic style to be able to take in and enjoy his words. He is like no other, he’s GPA…a refreshing type of voice in the world of poetic words and style. Your mind must be open and your imagination ready to take it on.
I have had the pleasure of reading and reviewing GPA’s previous art, so I knew exactly what to expect. I read and received it without disappointment. It was an anticipated read that he marks as his “Erotic Biography”.Couldn’t help but love that he is allowing us to know that side of him…not in a harsh out right nasty erotic tone but in a soft sensual type of way that will have your mind wandering and if you are not careful will definitely take you there.
“Revenge of the Orgasm” left me again saying wow GPA, you’ve done it again. In true GPA style all of the pieces in this book gave a play on words but were easily understood to where he was going with it.
One of my favorites is
“Westin Incident“…umph! You’ll have to read it to know what I’m talking about
Overall, I enjoyed it in its entirety and recommend this book to anyone who loves erotic poetry and sensually spoken words
~Nita Bee
I have had the pleasure of reading and reviewing GPA’s previous art, so I knew exactly what to expect. I read and received it without disappointment. It was an anticipated read that he marks as his “Erotic Biography”.Couldn’t help but love that he is allowing us to know that side of him…not in a harsh out right nasty erotic tone but in a soft sensual type of way that will have your mind wandering and if you are not careful will definitely take you there.
“Revenge of the Orgasm” left me again saying wow GPA, you’ve done it again. In true GPA style all of the pieces in this book gave a play on words but were easily understood to where he was going with it.
One of my favorites is
“Westin Incident“…umph! You’ll have to read it to know what I’m talking about
Overall, I enjoyed it in its entirety and recommend this book to anyone who loves erotic poetry and sensually spoken words
~Nita Bee
November 24, 2013
Almost
What worked for this collection of poems also worked against it – its execution.
The title and the author’s personality online piqued my interest. Indifferent (no special liking for or dislike for) to poetry, I picked up GPA’s “Revenge of the Orgasm: An Erotic Autobiography” for review. I didn’t put it back down until I was finished. It was a brief collection that made it a quick read. More than that, it was so easy to get into; before I knew it I had completed it. I found GPA’s poems to be intriguing. I could easily see myself reading more of this talent’s work.
With that said, the execution of the book itself was problematic. I was shocked at the level of quality considering this is the not poet’s first piece of published work. It opened with reviews (praise) of his previous work. It was a case of copy and paste. That meant different fonts – size, pitch, spacing and even color. There were differences in lightness and darkness. Bold fonts and those not in bold. Some reviews included star ratings and dates while others did not. Copy and paste without continuity.
Unfortunately the same applied for the poems. This even included differences in the title of a poem’s font and the text of the poem. There were “track changes” that apparently weren’t accepted (page 9). The book’s description on the back was in all caps. While there was a title page, the book lacked a copyright page. Basic Publishing 101.
Again, what worked for “Revenge of the Orgasm” also worked against it. Execution of the poems – thumbs up. Execution of the book – thumbs down. Had this book been professionally designed, it could have easily garnered a higher rating. As is, it cannot.
Reviewed by: Toni
What worked for this collection of poems also worked against it – its execution.
The title and the author’s personality online piqued my interest. Indifferent (no special liking for or dislike for) to poetry, I picked up GPA’s “Revenge of the Orgasm: An Erotic Autobiography” for review. I didn’t put it back down until I was finished. It was a brief collection that made it a quick read. More than that, it was so easy to get into; before I knew it I had completed it. I found GPA’s poems to be intriguing. I could easily see myself reading more of this talent’s work.
With that said, the execution of the book itself was problematic. I was shocked at the level of quality considering this is the not poet’s first piece of published work. It opened with reviews (praise) of his previous work. It was a case of copy and paste. That meant different fonts – size, pitch, spacing and even color. There were differences in lightness and darkness. Bold fonts and those not in bold. Some reviews included star ratings and dates while others did not. Copy and paste without continuity.
Unfortunately the same applied for the poems. This even included differences in the title of a poem’s font and the text of the poem. There were “track changes” that apparently weren’t accepted (page 9). The book’s description on the back was in all caps. While there was a title page, the book lacked a copyright page. Basic Publishing 101.
Again, what worked for “Revenge of the Orgasm” also worked against it. Execution of the poems – thumbs up. Execution of the book – thumbs down. Had this book been professionally designed, it could have easily garnered a higher rating. As is, it cannot.
Reviewed by: Toni
August 23, 2013
"Revenge of the Orgasm (The Lust Series)" by the Greatest Poet Alive intrigued me with its quirky title and although I don't read much poetry I decided to give it a go.
I was pleasantly surprised to find such a rhythmic flow of the poems which made for very easy and smooth reading. Although they are separate poems the first few poems almost read like a very artfully written short story. The courting between a reluctant woman and a charming, insistent and flirtatious man, walking by the river and ending up in a taxi home and later in a cabin in Wisconsin.
Light hearted, sexy and very eloquent the author takes us on a tour of different types or scenes of love and love making, initially more playful and romantic and increasingly passionate and 'extreme' as we move through the first few poems. Sometimes the poems are cryptic, at other times they use metaphors and occasionally they are explicit and real.
In the second half of the book the poems are shorter and more specifically focused on particular scenes, objects or people and reveal a writer with a sexual and sensual mind, thoughtful, honest and poetic.
Sexual obsession, attraction and the act itself are viewed with a fascinated and passionate eye and described in a very accessible and pleasurable style. The poems are often very original and quirky, others remind me of the raw energy of Henry Miller and Charles Bukowsky.
If you don't mind explicit writing this is a very interesting and entertaining read. I really enjoyed this selection.
I was pleasantly surprised to find such a rhythmic flow of the poems which made for very easy and smooth reading. Although they are separate poems the first few poems almost read like a very artfully written short story. The courting between a reluctant woman and a charming, insistent and flirtatious man, walking by the river and ending up in a taxi home and later in a cabin in Wisconsin.
Light hearted, sexy and very eloquent the author takes us on a tour of different types or scenes of love and love making, initially more playful and romantic and increasingly passionate and 'extreme' as we move through the first few poems. Sometimes the poems are cryptic, at other times they use metaphors and occasionally they are explicit and real.
In the second half of the book the poems are shorter and more specifically focused on particular scenes, objects or people and reveal a writer with a sexual and sensual mind, thoughtful, honest and poetic.
Sexual obsession, attraction and the act itself are viewed with a fascinated and passionate eye and described in a very accessible and pleasurable style. The poems are often very original and quirky, others remind me of the raw energy of Henry Miller and Charles Bukowsky.
If you don't mind explicit writing this is a very interesting and entertaining read. I really enjoyed this selection.
August 15, 2013
GPA is a man who has taken hold of the world as if it were a blank canvas and on its surface has painted his portrait in words of passion and grace. This is the strangest book I have come across in a very long time. And there is nothing wrong in that. In an age of dreary sameness and manic graphology, a time when words spill into the air as rain in the monsoon spills from the sky, it is a rare thing to come upon something original. And entertaining.
GPA has constructed an erotic autobiography in short powerful poems that draw you into his world until his narcissistic claim of being The Greatest Poetic Alive has about it a ring of transcendental truth. Being a gentleman, as he says, GPA doesn't provide readers with the names of his lovers, even his own is veiled in initials. Instead, he allows his words to drill into our imagination like woodworm in soft pine. The first poem in the anthology is called 15 Minutes - and, in that time, on meeting his lover, GPA takes us through a minute by minute cycle of sensual touches, warm kisses, dancing tongues and a glimpse of souls. Read the first and you are hooked.
GPA has constructed an erotic autobiography in short powerful poems that draw you into his world until his narcissistic claim of being The Greatest Poetic Alive has about it a ring of transcendental truth. Being a gentleman, as he says, GPA doesn't provide readers with the names of his lovers, even his own is veiled in initials. Instead, he allows his words to drill into our imagination like woodworm in soft pine. The first poem in the anthology is called 15 Minutes - and, in that time, on meeting his lover, GPA takes us through a minute by minute cycle of sensual touches, warm kisses, dancing tongues and a glimpse of souls. Read the first and you are hooked.
June 25, 2013
Hold On to your seat or should I say panties because you are in for one hell of a read when you enter this book of poetry. I would have to definitely say don't read this by yourself well you could but it wouldn't be any fun. Ladies grab your men and men grab your ladies and head straight to the bedroom because that is exactly where you will end up at when you finish this steamy exotic read. This poet has a real way with words and I would love to hear more from him. I could not possibly pick just one poem that I liked in this book because every last one was good to the last drop. I say drop because I was soak and wet upon finishing this book.
Now Time for my favorite part that's right Q&A baby!!!
1) How would I rate this book on a scale of 1 to 5 ?
I give it a 5 love the way the author took us too ecstasy
2) Would I buy any other books from this author based off this one?
Yes I would....
3) Would I recommend this book to my readers?
If you are looking for something erotic then Yes.....
Now Time for my favorite part that's right Q&A baby!!!
1) How would I rate this book on a scale of 1 to 5 ?
I give it a 5 love the way the author took us too ecstasy
2) Would I buy any other books from this author based off this one?
Yes I would....
3) Would I recommend this book to my readers?
If you are looking for something erotic then Yes.....
November 24, 2013
Poetry is a form of emotional self-expression. Depending on what emotion you are trying to express and what reaction you are trying to get from your audience will determine the intensity of your delivery. Erotic poetry/erotica is always going to have some form of shock factor but depending on the audience that is receiving it will determine how shocked they will be.
Revenge Of The Orgasm is very nice and intense poetry for you to read that I enjoyed. The words could have been written by you or even FOR you. It is erotic so the will have you warm while reading it, very stimulating read. I have two issues with this book, first is the font. It kept going from regular to small back to regular and that can be very confusing for a reader and second it was hard to tell when the next poem began, they just kind of continued on the same page and new poems didn't start on new pages so you didn't know if it was a continuation of the same poem or a new one. Other than those two things, this was an enjoyable read. I look forward to reading more from Greatest Poet Alive in the future.
Revenge Of The Orgasm is very nice and intense poetry for you to read that I enjoyed. The words could have been written by you or even FOR you. It is erotic so the will have you warm while reading it, very stimulating read. I have two issues with this book, first is the font. It kept going from regular to small back to regular and that can be very confusing for a reader and second it was hard to tell when the next poem began, they just kind of continued on the same page and new poems didn't start on new pages so you didn't know if it was a continuation of the same poem or a new one. Other than those two things, this was an enjoyable read. I look forward to reading more from Greatest Poet Alive in the future.
August 12, 2013
How can you not be a little bit trepidatious when you pick up a work by someone calling themselves the greatest anything?
I'm happy to say that G.P.A. does not disappoint-- and, more importantly, as his poems bear out, it's all in good fun. Here is a collection of 30 or so poems based on the poet's real life encounters with a variety of women in Chicago. Phone sex, IM sex, public sex, stripteases, adultery, BDSM, asphyxiation-- in this slender volume of verse, G.P.A. manages to cover an impressive range of sexual experiences.
A friend of mine remarked to me once, "Sex is grown-up play." I think G.P.A. would certainly agree, and these poems struck exactly the right note for me, balancing between playful and titillating, funny and serious, but always, always decadent.
I love how he focused, with the attention expected of a lover, on the details of his ladies' appearance. He notes their clothing labels and fabrics, their manicures, their perfume. He also notes their tattoos, the hue of their skin, their wetness. He focuses on their imperfections as much as their beauty-- one lover is a zaftig beauty, whose generous backside nearly swallows her G-string. Another wears blue contacts to change the shade of her eyes. They are all objects of wonder to G.P.A., worlds to uncover. And G.P.A explores with such exuberance, it's hard not to be caught up in his enthusiasm-- which, of course, is what one wants in a partner.
Food and drink appear, as prandial pleasures complement sexual ones. The poems themselves employ a great deal of alliteration, inviting the reader to read them aloud, to share them, to experience the sensation of the words on their tongues. (As he himself observes in the poem, Pictures, "Pleasure mounts with the sharing.) A full sensory experience.
I also love the straightforward, narrative style of the poems. Very directly, G.P.A. makes his declarations:
"I am obsessed with you."
"We are urging each other towards cataclysmic climax."
"How exhilarating it is to be watched."
Very little room for interpretation there, but sometimes, that's okay. I also like how he changes up styles-- some poems are long, a haiku, a sextet.
For all G.P.A.'s metrosexual tendencies, these poems are thoroughly, red-bloodedly male.
In the Obsession poem, he writes, "It is supposed to make you feel a tad frightened." Lines like that just make me feel more female, and as such, more vulnerable. I'm sure a great deal of that is culturally ingrained, but-- here we are. Which is not to say that G.P.A. isn't afraid to play around with gender roles-- in one poem, he is the one doing the striptease. I suppose it's that very willingness to play around that makes these poems so attractive, even to a bitter feminist like me. Also, it's hard not to appreciate a man who so clearly reveres women.
I think my favorite poem in the whole collection was, "Comfortable," in which he observes a woman who removes her bra while driving. He makes the act of observing her in that moment something that goes beyond intimacy-- so great is her comfort with him, she can do something like that while he watches.
My criticisms are very few-- in many of the poems, he changes the font for no discernible reason. The words speak for themselves, I see no reason to resort to trick formatting to get your point across. I didn't care to flip through pages of reviews at the beginning. There's both a foreword and an afterword, which seemed unnecessary for such a short collection. But these are just minor complaints, and really didn't detract from my overall and thorough enjoyment.
So if you're in the mood, or if you want to get in the mood, pick up a copy of Revenge of the Orgasm. Male or female, as long as you're hetero, you will be satisfied.
I'm happy to say that G.P.A. does not disappoint-- and, more importantly, as his poems bear out, it's all in good fun. Here is a collection of 30 or so poems based on the poet's real life encounters with a variety of women in Chicago. Phone sex, IM sex, public sex, stripteases, adultery, BDSM, asphyxiation-- in this slender volume of verse, G.P.A. manages to cover an impressive range of sexual experiences.
A friend of mine remarked to me once, "Sex is grown-up play." I think G.P.A. would certainly agree, and these poems struck exactly the right note for me, balancing between playful and titillating, funny and serious, but always, always decadent.
I love how he focused, with the attention expected of a lover, on the details of his ladies' appearance. He notes their clothing labels and fabrics, their manicures, their perfume. He also notes their tattoos, the hue of their skin, their wetness. He focuses on their imperfections as much as their beauty-- one lover is a zaftig beauty, whose generous backside nearly swallows her G-string. Another wears blue contacts to change the shade of her eyes. They are all objects of wonder to G.P.A., worlds to uncover. And G.P.A explores with such exuberance, it's hard not to be caught up in his enthusiasm-- which, of course, is what one wants in a partner.
Food and drink appear, as prandial pleasures complement sexual ones. The poems themselves employ a great deal of alliteration, inviting the reader to read them aloud, to share them, to experience the sensation of the words on their tongues. (As he himself observes in the poem, Pictures, "Pleasure mounts with the sharing.) A full sensory experience.
I also love the straightforward, narrative style of the poems. Very directly, G.P.A. makes his declarations:
"I am obsessed with you."
"We are urging each other towards cataclysmic climax."
"How exhilarating it is to be watched."
Very little room for interpretation there, but sometimes, that's okay. I also like how he changes up styles-- some poems are long, a haiku, a sextet.
For all G.P.A.'s metrosexual tendencies, these poems are thoroughly, red-bloodedly male.
In the Obsession poem, he writes, "It is supposed to make you feel a tad frightened." Lines like that just make me feel more female, and as such, more vulnerable. I'm sure a great deal of that is culturally ingrained, but-- here we are. Which is not to say that G.P.A. isn't afraid to play around with gender roles-- in one poem, he is the one doing the striptease. I suppose it's that very willingness to play around that makes these poems so attractive, even to a bitter feminist like me. Also, it's hard not to appreciate a man who so clearly reveres women.
I think my favorite poem in the whole collection was, "Comfortable," in which he observes a woman who removes her bra while driving. He makes the act of observing her in that moment something that goes beyond intimacy-- so great is her comfort with him, she can do something like that while he watches.
My criticisms are very few-- in many of the poems, he changes the font for no discernible reason. The words speak for themselves, I see no reason to resort to trick formatting to get your point across. I didn't care to flip through pages of reviews at the beginning. There's both a foreword and an afterword, which seemed unnecessary for such a short collection. But these are just minor complaints, and really didn't detract from my overall and thorough enjoyment.
So if you're in the mood, or if you want to get in the mood, pick up a copy of Revenge of the Orgasm. Male or female, as long as you're hetero, you will be satisfied.
January 13, 2014
This is the abbreviated review. For the full, extended review, please check out The Review Board.
Technically this is a 3.5 but I wasn't swayed to give this a 4.
This is one of the trickiest reviews I have ever had to do on a work. This review is based on two elements:
1. How well this work was visually executed
2. How well the content was executed
I was disappointed in the visual composition of "Revenge of the Orgasm" for quite a few reasons.
1. The author should have taken time to insert a proper copyright page after the title. That really surprised me, considering how many works he has under his belt.
2. Reviews, reviews, and more reviews, oh, my! There were about eight to nine pages of reviews. It took me a moment to realize that all of the reviews weren't for one book but an array of reviews from different books. The writer didn't take time to type out the thoughts, but just did print shots, copied, and pasted. It didn't look uniformed or professional.
3. What the font? The sizing and types of font were all over the place, sometimes within the same poem. At first, I believed maybe some of the mishaps were intentional for emphasis, but even that theory didn't hold water.
The content itself fared much better, and there were a few that definitely caught my attention. I'll mention some here:
1. Obsessed: The scenes were conveyed well-the right balance of intensity, fan fare, and torture.
2. Chocolate, Strawberries, Powdered Sugar: Reading that piece made me hungry, yet I could identify with having naughty thoughts with the other person being none the wiser.
3. Enough: Finger snaps on the rhythm. I dug the classy yet uninhibited nature of the female and the strong, suggestive aggression of the action.
The S&M pieces served to flex his overtures of sesquipedalism and were admirable, yet bordered dangerously on being overkill. I was appreciative of the metaphors used throughout his work. In addition, he still gets kudos in rhythm, the surprise factor, and painting out visuals.
Did I find the disappointing Kindle display enough to overpower his approach with the overall work? This is the crucial conflict.
I highly suggest not just for this work but in the future, he holds the same regard for the presentation of his works than he does in the creating of the stanzas. This could have scored a lot higher if he would have done just that, making the reader's reading experience just as orgasmic as his adventures.
Overall, "Revenge of the Orgasm" still serves as a good read for those who love poetry that's on the spicier side of erotica.
Technically this is a 3.5 but I wasn't swayed to give this a 4.
This is one of the trickiest reviews I have ever had to do on a work. This review is based on two elements:
1. How well this work was visually executed
2. How well the content was executed
I was disappointed in the visual composition of "Revenge of the Orgasm" for quite a few reasons.
1. The author should have taken time to insert a proper copyright page after the title. That really surprised me, considering how many works he has under his belt.
2. Reviews, reviews, and more reviews, oh, my! There were about eight to nine pages of reviews. It took me a moment to realize that all of the reviews weren't for one book but an array of reviews from different books. The writer didn't take time to type out the thoughts, but just did print shots, copied, and pasted. It didn't look uniformed or professional.
3. What the font? The sizing and types of font were all over the place, sometimes within the same poem. At first, I believed maybe some of the mishaps were intentional for emphasis, but even that theory didn't hold water.
The content itself fared much better, and there were a few that definitely caught my attention. I'll mention some here:
1. Obsessed: The scenes were conveyed well-the right balance of intensity, fan fare, and torture.
2. Chocolate, Strawberries, Powdered Sugar: Reading that piece made me hungry, yet I could identify with having naughty thoughts with the other person being none the wiser.
3. Enough: Finger snaps on the rhythm. I dug the classy yet uninhibited nature of the female and the strong, suggestive aggression of the action.
The S&M pieces served to flex his overtures of sesquipedalism and were admirable, yet bordered dangerously on being overkill. I was appreciative of the metaphors used throughout his work. In addition, he still gets kudos in rhythm, the surprise factor, and painting out visuals.
Did I find the disappointing Kindle display enough to overpower his approach with the overall work? This is the crucial conflict.
I highly suggest not just for this work but in the future, he holds the same regard for the presentation of his works than he does in the creating of the stanzas. This could have scored a lot higher if he would have done just that, making the reader's reading experience just as orgasmic as his adventures.
Overall, "Revenge of the Orgasm" still serves as a good read for those who love poetry that's on the spicier side of erotica.
January 22, 2014
This is the abbreviated review. For the full, extended review, please check out The Review Board.
Technically this is a 3.5 but I wasn't swayed to give this a 4.
This is one of the trickiest reviews I have ever had to do on a work. This review is based on two elements:
1. How well this work was visually executed
2. How well the content was executed
I was disappointed in the visual composition of "Revenge of the Orgasm" for quite a few reasons.
1. The author should have taken time to insert a proper copyright page after the title. That really surprised me, considering how many works he has under his belt.
2. Reviews, reviews, and more reviews, oh, my! There were about eight to nine pages of reviews. It took me a moment to realize that all of the reviews weren't for one book but an array of reviews from different books. The writer didn't take time to type out the thoughts, but just did print shots, copied, and pasted. It didn't look uniformed or professional.
3. What the font? The sizing and types of font were all over the place, sometimes within the same poem. At first, I believed maybe some of the mishaps were intentional for emphasis, but even that theory didn't hold water.
The content itself fared much better, and there were a few that definitely caught my attention. I'll mention some here:
1. Obsessed: The scenes were conveyed well-the right balance of intensity, fan fare, and torture.
2. Chocolate, Strawberries, Powdered Sugar: Reading that piece made me hungry, yet I could identify with having naughty thoughts with the other person being none the wiser.
3. Enough: Finger snaps on the rhythm. I dug the classy yet uninhibited nature of the female and the strong, suggestive aggression of the action.
The S&M pieces served to flex his overtures of sesquipedalism and were admirable, yet bordered dangerously on being overkill. I was appreciative of the metaphors used throughout his work. In addition, he still gets kudos in rhythm, the surprise factor, and painting out visuals.
Did I find the disappointing Kindle display enough to overpower his approach with the overall work? This is the crucial conflict.
I highly suggest not just for this work but in the future, he holds the same regard for the presentation of his works than he does in the creating of the stanzas. This could have scored a lot higher if he would have done just that, making the reader's reading experience just as orgasmic as his adventures.
Overall, "Revenge of the Orgasm" still serves as a good read for those who love poetry that's on the spicier side of erotica.
Technically this is a 3.5 but I wasn't swayed to give this a 4.
This is one of the trickiest reviews I have ever had to do on a work. This review is based on two elements:
1. How well this work was visually executed
2. How well the content was executed
I was disappointed in the visual composition of "Revenge of the Orgasm" for quite a few reasons.
1. The author should have taken time to insert a proper copyright page after the title. That really surprised me, considering how many works he has under his belt.
2. Reviews, reviews, and more reviews, oh, my! There were about eight to nine pages of reviews. It took me a moment to realize that all of the reviews weren't for one book but an array of reviews from different books. The writer didn't take time to type out the thoughts, but just did print shots, copied, and pasted. It didn't look uniformed or professional.
3. What the font? The sizing and types of font were all over the place, sometimes within the same poem. At first, I believed maybe some of the mishaps were intentional for emphasis, but even that theory didn't hold water.
The content itself fared much better, and there were a few that definitely caught my attention. I'll mention some here:
1. Obsessed: The scenes were conveyed well-the right balance of intensity, fan fare, and torture.
2. Chocolate, Strawberries, Powdered Sugar: Reading that piece made me hungry, yet I could identify with having naughty thoughts with the other person being none the wiser.
3. Enough: Finger snaps on the rhythm. I dug the classy yet uninhibited nature of the female and the strong, suggestive aggression of the action.
The S&M pieces served to flex his overtures of sesquipedalism and were admirable, yet bordered dangerously on being overkill. I was appreciative of the metaphors used throughout his work. In addition, he still gets kudos in rhythm, the surprise factor, and painting out visuals.
Did I find the disappointing Kindle display enough to overpower his approach with the overall work? This is the crucial conflict.
I highly suggest not just for this work but in the future, he holds the same regard for the presentation of his works than he does in the creating of the stanzas. This could have scored a lot higher if he would have done just that, making the reader's reading experience just as orgasmic as his adventures.
Overall, "Revenge of the Orgasm" still serves as a good read for those who love poetry that's on the spicier side of erotica.
November 3, 2013
Poetry With Emotion is exactly what Author G.P.A. gives you in this book of poetry. I must tell you I was surprised when I started to read a couple of the poems that it kept my interest! I'm a book reader - meaning I need a story line(good or bad)! But here's the thing..... these poems were mini stories!
There were a lot of moments when a lot of things mentioned, said or eluded to were so familiar to me. Who hasn't "Obsessed" over someone? You haven't looked at pictures on your phone or computer and it immediately made you think about them? Made your passwords or combinations from their initials, birthday and measurements... Yeah I know I'm not the only one..LOL.
I am obsessed with you.
And I know what you are thinking.
It is supposed to seem extreme.
It is supposed to come across as overkill.
It is supposed to make you feel a tad frightened.
If it were otherwise, it wouldn't be obsession.
I closed my eyes after I read "Chocolate, Powdered Sugar, and Strawberries" and I could smell the chocolate syrup, taste red strawberries. Then I read "Enough" and I was in that damn taxi..thank you so much and I mean that!!
Obelisk found freedom because she had pulled zipper down enough
Nowhere near a granite state, still brown skin turned purplish white vein protruded
prominently, so I was hard enough
Not on her knees, yet she was able to inhale and exhale, descend and ascend upon my appendage
showing she had room enough
Apex arrival had not yet, but eyes saw back, top, and front of brain, breath became scarce, and
tumescence began to make his appearance, signaling that I was close enough
G.P.A. shows us a glimpse of a man in touch with his emotions. Whoop Whoop! He shows us a trifecta from one poem to the next. Love, Lust, and even Fear. There is nothing like poetry to take your mind and body from one place to the next.
This author has found a way to do that in this Erotic Autobiography.
Buy this book of poems and enjoy the ride!
~Monika (556 Book Chicks)
There were a lot of moments when a lot of things mentioned, said or eluded to were so familiar to me. Who hasn't "Obsessed" over someone? You haven't looked at pictures on your phone or computer and it immediately made you think about them? Made your passwords or combinations from their initials, birthday and measurements... Yeah I know I'm not the only one..LOL.
I am obsessed with you.
And I know what you are thinking.
It is supposed to seem extreme.
It is supposed to come across as overkill.
It is supposed to make you feel a tad frightened.
If it were otherwise, it wouldn't be obsession.
I closed my eyes after I read "Chocolate, Powdered Sugar, and Strawberries" and I could smell the chocolate syrup, taste red strawberries. Then I read "Enough" and I was in that damn taxi..thank you so much and I mean that!!
Obelisk found freedom because she had pulled zipper down enough
Nowhere near a granite state, still brown skin turned purplish white vein protruded
prominently, so I was hard enough
Not on her knees, yet she was able to inhale and exhale, descend and ascend upon my appendage
showing she had room enough
Apex arrival had not yet, but eyes saw back, top, and front of brain, breath became scarce, and
tumescence began to make his appearance, signaling that I was close enough
G.P.A. shows us a glimpse of a man in touch with his emotions. Whoop Whoop! He shows us a trifecta from one poem to the next. Love, Lust, and even Fear. There is nothing like poetry to take your mind and body from one place to the next.
This author has found a way to do that in this Erotic Autobiography.
Buy this book of poems and enjoy the ride!
~Monika (556 Book Chicks)
September 5, 2013
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Don’t let the title or author name throw you, like it did for me at first. Using Greatest Poet Alive as a pen name is definitely a bold move and can throw some people off, but overall this is a very sensual, interesting collection of poetry. The author does write sensual, erotic poems in this collection but it’s also made up of some smart poetry, with very emotional themes and complex prose. The author doesn’t just put himself in the erotic genre and forget to include other things as well. It’s a pretty well varied collection and prose and poetry. I’m not a very big fan of the erotica genre in the way of novels, I usually try to avoid them unless they really peak my interest. I try to keep an open mind though, and I’m glad I did. Though under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t pick this book up at the bookstore, based soley on the cover, blurb and title, but reading it, I can appreciate a writer who has a solid grasp on prose and poetry and is able to weave his subject matter to interest and entertain the reader. GPA did that.
This book isn’t offensive, unless the whole complete and total idea of sex offends you, then yes, you should probably move on, but for the rest of us, this well crafted collection offers just enough of the passion and sensuality, without beating you in the head with over explicit things put into poetry form. Everything the author puts into his poetry is needed, well thought out and helps deepen the meaning or enhance the imagery.
Overall, I enjoyed this collection of poetry for what it was. I’d say it’s worth picking up if you are at all interested in things deal with passion, sensuality, sex, love, and the physical side of relationships.
** I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review **
Don’t let the title or author name throw you, like it did for me at first. Using Greatest Poet Alive as a pen name is definitely a bold move and can throw some people off, but overall this is a very sensual, interesting collection of poetry. The author does write sensual, erotic poems in this collection but it’s also made up of some smart poetry, with very emotional themes and complex prose. The author doesn’t just put himself in the erotic genre and forget to include other things as well. It’s a pretty well varied collection and prose and poetry. I’m not a very big fan of the erotica genre in the way of novels, I usually try to avoid them unless they really peak my interest. I try to keep an open mind though, and I’m glad I did. Though under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t pick this book up at the bookstore, based soley on the cover, blurb and title, but reading it, I can appreciate a writer who has a solid grasp on prose and poetry and is able to weave his subject matter to interest and entertain the reader. GPA did that.
This book isn’t offensive, unless the whole complete and total idea of sex offends you, then yes, you should probably move on, but for the rest of us, this well crafted collection offers just enough of the passion and sensuality, without beating you in the head with over explicit things put into poetry form. Everything the author puts into his poetry is needed, well thought out and helps deepen the meaning or enhance the imagery.
Overall, I enjoyed this collection of poetry for what it was. I’d say it’s worth picking up if you are at all interested in things deal with passion, sensuality, sex, love, and the physical side of relationships.
** I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review **
December 22, 2013
although I was asked not to post this review, because it was not a 4-5 star one thing I won't do is lie, and although my opinion is not similar to others it is however my opinion,
I recieved this book in exchange for a fair review...
I must admit I opened this book with high expectations, and found the saying true that assuming will only make an ass out of you. First I was more than a little thrown off by the fact the author(or whomever) choose to use reviews from other books that the author penned, but did not clarify that they were not reviews for this book, which wouldn't have been so bad if it had been stated.
Since there is no politically correct way of putting this I'll just be honest... This book did nothing for me. It was evident the poet was trying to be on a deeper level when in reality he missed the mark completely. Then his use of sesquipedalian to display his intellegence was just doing to much, while I understood them and they were used properly they just didn't seem to allow the pieces to flow. Let's face it who wants to think when reading something that is suppose to sensual, it was a bit of a struggle to get through most of the book, because it did not catch and hold my attention. Towards the end of the book G.P.A. became a little more intuned with the picture he was creating with his words, but again it left much to be desired. I would not recommend this book at all, but I would definitely give the poet another chance to redeem himself and truly touch my mind with his words, because this book did not.
I recieved this book in exchange for a fair review...
I must admit I opened this book with high expectations, and found the saying true that assuming will only make an ass out of you. First I was more than a little thrown off by the fact the author(or whomever) choose to use reviews from other books that the author penned, but did not clarify that they were not reviews for this book, which wouldn't have been so bad if it had been stated.
Since there is no politically correct way of putting this I'll just be honest... This book did nothing for me. It was evident the poet was trying to be on a deeper level when in reality he missed the mark completely. Then his use of sesquipedalian to display his intellegence was just doing to much, while I understood them and they were used properly they just didn't seem to allow the pieces to flow. Let's face it who wants to think when reading something that is suppose to sensual, it was a bit of a struggle to get through most of the book, because it did not catch and hold my attention. Towards the end of the book G.P.A. became a little more intuned with the picture he was creating with his words, but again it left much to be desired. I would not recommend this book at all, but I would definitely give the poet another chance to redeem himself and truly touch my mind with his words, because this book did not.
September 16, 2013
When you hear that someone goes by the pen name "Greatest Poet Alive" and titles his book "Revenge of the Orgasm" you know you will have to read it. You just have to. And I did. This is a collection of sexy poems, totally approximately 60 pages.
G.P.A. manages to write sensual and erotic poetry with elegant yet complex prose. I think he covered just about every possible scenario in his collection. He claims they are based on his own experiences, I say we should all have experiences like that. His range varies from the sensual act of bathing one's partner's feet to blatant obsession. But each piece is elegantly and perfectly written.
Some of these are not for the faint of heart and I applaud his bravery. He covers everything from dominance/submission to exhibitionism and voyeurism. But his writings are sexy and sensual, not trashy. If I had to select one as my favorite it would have to be Westin Incident. Without giving too much away it's the story of passionate sex in a hotel room, the window and curtain being left open just enough for someone to see and hear. After catching a glimpse of another couple across the parking lot also lost in the thralls of frantic lovemaking for a moment two couples become one.
Every person will find something in one of these poems, something that they secretly say, yes I wish I could do that.
This book of short poems should be everyone's erotic fantasy checklist! I dare you to experience the fantasy of even just one of these stories.
G.P.A. manages to write sensual and erotic poetry with elegant yet complex prose. I think he covered just about every possible scenario in his collection. He claims they are based on his own experiences, I say we should all have experiences like that. His range varies from the sensual act of bathing one's partner's feet to blatant obsession. But each piece is elegantly and perfectly written.
Some of these are not for the faint of heart and I applaud his bravery. He covers everything from dominance/submission to exhibitionism and voyeurism. But his writings are sexy and sensual, not trashy. If I had to select one as my favorite it would have to be Westin Incident. Without giving too much away it's the story of passionate sex in a hotel room, the window and curtain being left open just enough for someone to see and hear. After catching a glimpse of another couple across the parking lot also lost in the thralls of frantic lovemaking for a moment two couples become one.
Every person will find something in one of these poems, something that they secretly say, yes I wish I could do that.
This book of short poems should be everyone's erotic fantasy checklist! I dare you to experience the fantasy of even just one of these stories.
September 3, 2013
This book immediately hit it off on a good start for me when the poem '15 minutes' actually added up to fifteen (Yes, I counted it to check!) I was initially quite disappointed based on this, despite my nitpicky counting, because of the lack of rhyme and the tameness of this first piece. It's a good thing I kept reading!
What this first poem lacks is definitely made up for by others. 15 Minutes is a gentle lulling into the anthology with a poem that is about not owning rather than being able to claim - something that is a repeated theme throughout the book. For every explicit, sensual piece there is another that tugs at the heartstrings and impacts you with so much loneliness and/or guilt at the infidelity or want. In the second poem, Lip Gloss and Undergarments, GPA manages to tell a story beautifully in poem form, with well created dialogue, even without needing speech marks. The mood is created well enough that any extra detail would just be surplus to requirements. It is incredibly visual and very sensual. This sensual feel is repeated in Fog.
Westin Incident, Forbidden Dance and Carnal Conversation are erotic - and definitely accept the title of this book! Great job, GPA! I would definitely recommend this book!
What this first poem lacks is definitely made up for by others. 15 Minutes is a gentle lulling into the anthology with a poem that is about not owning rather than being able to claim - something that is a repeated theme throughout the book. For every explicit, sensual piece there is another that tugs at the heartstrings and impacts you with so much loneliness and/or guilt at the infidelity or want. In the second poem, Lip Gloss and Undergarments, GPA manages to tell a story beautifully in poem form, with well created dialogue, even without needing speech marks. The mood is created well enough that any extra detail would just be surplus to requirements. It is incredibly visual and very sensual. This sensual feel is repeated in Fog.
Westin Incident, Forbidden Dance and Carnal Conversation are erotic - and definitely accept the title of this book! Great job, GPA! I would definitely recommend this book!
January 3, 2014
This was my first read of this author and I will say that I am having mixed feelings about the work. Let's explore my thoughts and feelings.
I am all for sensual and and erotic poetry. I love poetry where the visual is painted right before my very eyes. In a few of the poems, I could see and feel what GPA was expressing and very easily let my senses come to life. Some of the work delivered on my emotions exploding and readers will love it when your emotions explode. A mixture of love and lust to illicit a sensual and decadent emotion, that usually can be found during intimate relations.
I gave three stars for a few reasons. The first reason is formatting of the work. Some of the work went from large font to small font. Some of the titles were bolded and others were not. In some of the poems, you could not tell that you were reading a new poem due to titles not being bolded. I also feel if the poems were spaced as chapters, this would have helped to flow a bit better. All in all I would recommend this work with those items tweaked.
I am all for sensual and and erotic poetry. I love poetry where the visual is painted right before my very eyes. In a few of the poems, I could see and feel what GPA was expressing and very easily let my senses come to life. Some of the work delivered on my emotions exploding and readers will love it when your emotions explode. A mixture of love and lust to illicit a sensual and decadent emotion, that usually can be found during intimate relations.
I gave three stars for a few reasons. The first reason is formatting of the work. Some of the work went from large font to small font. Some of the titles were bolded and others were not. In some of the poems, you could not tell that you were reading a new poem due to titles not being bolded. I also feel if the poems were spaced as chapters, this would have helped to flow a bit better. All in all I would recommend this work with those items tweaked.
March 21, 2014
"Revenge of the Orgasm: The Lust Series”, is a well-written book of poetic stories. The author shares some beautifully poetic sensual words that are creatively written in such an unusual appealing way. I was certainly curious as I went from one poem to the next.
Such a title makes one wonder what they are walking into, though I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the words. Erotic pieces beautifully crafted. The descriptions are clear and vivid that you almost feel as if you are living out the scenes. There is something just so honest and real in the writing. This will definitely spark your senses. This is a beautiful piece of work that I throughly took pleasure discovering.
~Still (obsessed with you)
zig zags
horizontals verticals diagonals perpendiculars parallels
these aww the lines that signify the times you've crossed my mind. Frontal, Temporal, Parietal, and Occipital loves are your residences. You are always in my head.
Such a title makes one wonder what they are walking into, though I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the words. Erotic pieces beautifully crafted. The descriptions are clear and vivid that you almost feel as if you are living out the scenes. There is something just so honest and real in the writing. This will definitely spark your senses. This is a beautiful piece of work that I throughly took pleasure discovering.
~Still (obsessed with you)
zig zags
horizontals verticals diagonals perpendiculars parallels
these aww the lines that signify the times you've crossed my mind. Frontal, Temporal, Parietal, and Occipital loves are your residences. You are always in my head.
August 25, 2013
To be honest, I was pretty certain that I was not going to like this book. One, I’m not a fan of poetry and two, the title alone, threw me off. But, I decided to give it a shot and figure out what the hype was all about. Surprisingly, it’s a very well written book. It’s only about 60 pages, so fairly quick to read. I would say it contains about 20 poems. The poetry is exquisite and breath-taking. The amount of detail that is laced along each and every line is incredible. During some points, I felt like I was watching a movie instead of reading a poem.
All of the poems are fun and erotic but the language is not offensive at all. It’s actually very calm but sexy at the same time. It’s a short collection of wonderful and sensual poetry; its hard not to love. This is a skillfully written piece of literature. Well done, GPA!! I highly recommend this book for all lovers out there.
All of the poems are fun and erotic but the language is not offensive at all. It’s actually very calm but sexy at the same time. It’s a short collection of wonderful and sensual poetry; its hard not to love. This is a skillfully written piece of literature. Well done, GPA!! I highly recommend this book for all lovers out there.
March 6, 2015
When I first saw the title of this collection (“Revenge of the Orgasm”) I admittedly did not know what I was in store for. After all, I’m not much into reading erotica. But I love poetry, and this title eased me into a read filled with subjects that are sexual in nature with a flow of words that made me feel like I’d had slightly too much champagne under the alluring glow of candlelight. There is something incredibly beautiful about the way the poems are presented, and the speaker’s voice is truly heard beneath the subtleties. The “erotica” part of the book is not thrown in the face of the reader, and I think that is such a delicate balance to achieve when writing poems of this nature. G.P.A. has turned me into a believer of erotic poetry. I have to highly recommend this poetry collection and I am very much looking forward to his future works.
January 9, 2014
I was given this book by Rene's in exchange for an honest review
This was a first for me so I was a little apprehensive.
There was something about these poems that pulled at my heartstrings, he's so desperate to be with her, a part of her, for me it was raw emotion! My heart went out to him, he cares for her, she's his personal heroine!
Chocolate, powdered sugar and strawberries will never hold the same appeal after reading his description!
I could comment on each poem but that would spoil it for those who haven't read it.
I've read rave reviews but I've also read the total opposite so you'll either love it or hate it!
I loved it, erotic, passionate, romantic call it what you like, I'd sign up to be his sub anyday!
Review can also be seen at Renes .
This was a first for me so I was a little apprehensive.
There was something about these poems that pulled at my heartstrings, he's so desperate to be with her, a part of her, for me it was raw emotion! My heart went out to him, he cares for her, she's his personal heroine!
Chocolate, powdered sugar and strawberries will never hold the same appeal after reading his description!
I could comment on each poem but that would spoil it for those who haven't read it.
I've read rave reviews but I've also read the total opposite so you'll either love it or hate it!
I loved it, erotic, passionate, romantic call it what you like, I'd sign up to be his sub anyday!
Review can also be seen at Renes .
February 24, 2014
I do not usually read poetry, as I honestly find some, too much hard work. This book however, gave me something extra and something just that little bit different - actually quite a lot different!
Erotica aside, James Gordon is a word maker. He allows his writing to flow with ease, teasing you into reading just one more poem and then just one more after that.
I did find myself blushing a few times and had to remind myself that I was over 18 and allowed to read the words with impunity and that's what I did. There were thought provoking and memorable passages, which I doubt I'll ever hear from a man, in this life anyway. So thank you Mr Gordon, that was a very nice experience and one that will remain in my kindle so that I can experience it again, and possibly again after that.
Erotica aside, James Gordon is a word maker. He allows his writing to flow with ease, teasing you into reading just one more poem and then just one more after that.
I did find myself blushing a few times and had to remind myself that I was over 18 and allowed to read the words with impunity and that's what I did. There were thought provoking and memorable passages, which I doubt I'll ever hear from a man, in this life anyway. So thank you Mr Gordon, that was a very nice experience and one that will remain in my kindle so that I can experience it again, and possibly again after that.
December 2, 2014
This was a first for me and to be honest I was a little apprehensive.
There was something about these poems that pulled at my heart strings, he's so desperate to be with her, a part of her, my heart went out to him, he craves her like a heroine addict would crave his next fix.
Chocolate, powdered sugar and strawberries will hold a new appeal to me after the author's description!
I could comment on each poem but that would spoil it for those who haven't read this. I've read rave reviews and I've also read the total opposite, so you'll either love it or hate it .
I loved it! Erotic, passionate, romantic, call it what you like but it had me ready to sign up to be his sub!
I don't think any review can do these poems justice! It's raw, it's honest, it's beautiful!
★★★★★
There was something about these poems that pulled at my heart strings, he's so desperate to be with her, a part of her, my heart went out to him, he craves her like a heroine addict would crave his next fix.
Chocolate, powdered sugar and strawberries will hold a new appeal to me after the author's description!
I could comment on each poem but that would spoil it for those who haven't read this. I've read rave reviews and I've also read the total opposite, so you'll either love it or hate it .
I loved it! Erotic, passionate, romantic, call it what you like but it had me ready to sign up to be his sub!
I don't think any review can do these poems justice! It's raw, it's honest, it's beautiful!
★★★★★
August 11, 2013
To quote George Takei, "Ohhh myyyyyyy...."
I am not sure what I was expecting when I started reading this, but very quickly I realized that this was not the poetry I was used to. Elegantly written, a few of them left me feeling a bit hot and bothered, while others made me blush. This is not to say the writing is lurid or overly erotic, in fact, it is the opposite. One can tell that G.P.A. went to great lengths to provide us, the readers, with a wonderful book of poetry, that is neither over the top, nor lacking in detail.
I think I'll wait until my daughter, who loves poetry, turns 18 before I have her read it, though. :)
I am not sure what I was expecting when I started reading this, but very quickly I realized that this was not the poetry I was used to. Elegantly written, a few of them left me feeling a bit hot and bothered, while others made me blush. This is not to say the writing is lurid or overly erotic, in fact, it is the opposite. One can tell that G.P.A. went to great lengths to provide us, the readers, with a wonderful book of poetry, that is neither over the top, nor lacking in detail.
I think I'll wait until my daughter, who loves poetry, turns 18 before I have her read it, though. :)
August 23, 2013
Revenge of the Orgasm by GPA (Greatest Poet Alive) is a collection of erotic written word by the talented poet.
GPA does a wonderful job of mentally seducing readers with his verbal foreplay.
Fans of erotic poetry will definitely be delighted if not aroused by this man's skills. I eagerly anticipated verbally where the poet was going to take me.
Revenge of the Orgasm was a written in a tasteful manner that will not disappoint poetry fans while eagerly anticipating the next verbal interlude.
Literary job well done GPA!
Reviewed by Kisha Green for Literary Jewels ( www.literary-jewels.com
GPA does a wonderful job of mentally seducing readers with his verbal foreplay.
Fans of erotic poetry will definitely be delighted if not aroused by this man's skills. I eagerly anticipated verbally where the poet was going to take me.
Revenge of the Orgasm was a written in a tasteful manner that will not disappoint poetry fans while eagerly anticipating the next verbal interlude.
Literary job well done GPA!
Reviewed by Kisha Green for Literary Jewels ( www.literary-jewels.com
September 3, 2013
This book was gifted to me in exchange of an honest opinion, so here it goes :
Revenge of the Orgasm is a book of poetry…I’ve always loved to read poetry and I often write them myself, but I had never read a sensual poetry book before…I’ll have to say that it really was an enjoyable read…I finished it under 30 minutes…that’s just how intriguing it was…after each poem I would say ‘’This is the last one’’ but kept on reading anyway until the book was finished…GPA knows what he’s talking/writing about and he managed to pull his readers into a world of seduction with each and every poem in his book. And what I loved the most about it was that he did it tastefully…
Revenge of the Orgasm is a book of poetry…I’ve always loved to read poetry and I often write them myself, but I had never read a sensual poetry book before…I’ll have to say that it really was an enjoyable read…I finished it under 30 minutes…that’s just how intriguing it was…after each poem I would say ‘’This is the last one’’ but kept on reading anyway until the book was finished…GPA knows what he’s talking/writing about and he managed to pull his readers into a world of seduction with each and every poem in his book. And what I loved the most about it was that he did it tastefully…
February 9, 2014
I would categorize this book as an erotic poetic tribute to women that, for a period of time, shared an adventure or two with the writer. The varied nature of the poems clearly depicts the varied nature of relationships that inspired them. I probably would not have read this, had it not been recommended by a friend. That having been said, I'm glad it was recommended. If I were asked to change the title, I'd call it: "The way you made me feel," which would probably draw less attention, but more aptly describes the content.
January 4, 2015
Review for Revenge of the Orgasm
By G. P. A. Aka James Gordon
This book is laced with many very sensual poems, each poem unique in its own right. Never has a poet captured my attention so intensely. GPA puts a very sultry spin on the English language, intermingling the words in such a way that you find yourself easily identifying with some of the text. :) You also may need to keep a hand fan near too!
Recommendation: If you ever get the chance to hear him perform live, DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND ATTEND! Four stars!!!!
By G. P. A. Aka James Gordon
This book is laced with many very sensual poems, each poem unique in its own right. Never has a poet captured my attention so intensely. GPA puts a very sultry spin on the English language, intermingling the words in such a way that you find yourself easily identifying with some of the text. :) You also may need to keep a hand fan near too!
Recommendation: If you ever get the chance to hear him perform live, DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND ATTEND! Four stars!!!!
July 24, 2013
This is the 2nd erotic biography i have read and i must say it is a different approach to a biography. Just as the last author didn't disappoint though, neither did GPA. his style of poetry is unique to him. Once you know his style you recognize his work. This journey into his erotic world, wasn't brash, or over the top. it wasn't page after page of purely sex scenes, it was a tastefully written, erotic tale and he did a great job in his lines. THANK YOU for sharing and for the journey.
August 30, 2013
A hot love story in the form of free and powerful poetry. This book sung to my heart and I read it faster than I expected, walking around the house devouring it, even as I vacuumed and dusted. It's not often an author does that for me, not often at all. Some of my favourite lines:
"My dark skin contains odes written to you in various fonts."
AND
"I am now an eclipse."
Simple (sometimes, sometimes not), elegant, sexy writing. Next book please!
HMC
"My dark skin contains odes written to you in various fonts."
AND
"I am now an eclipse."
Simple (sometimes, sometimes not), elegant, sexy writing. Next book please!
HMC
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