THE ORGASM DICTIONARY

The Orgasm Dictionary

Until this year, Dictionaries around the world have listed only a handful of definitions for the word ‘Orgasm’. The descriptions tend to be so basic they don’t even begin to clarify the true meaning of this sexually driven event enjoyed by a global majority and sought after by a hopeful minority. How can it be that the word ‘Orgasm’ holds such meaning to the human race is described in dictionaries with short one or two line entries?

‘The Orgasm Dictionary’

Is the result of ‘REAL RESEARCH’

It's 'real': It’s for Her: It’s for Him: It's funny: It's entertaining: It's shocking: It’s Horny: It's a Guide: It’s a Game: It's a First.

This extremely thought provoking and comical look at 'The Orgasm' and sexual behaviour, for men and women is set with a racy story from a ‘real’ research event will shock some of you whilst surprising you all. This is the first ever A-Z Dictionary of Orgasms. It contains a surprising collection of these Orgasmic Events turned into uniquely named Orgasms with their own definitions including side effects!

“Miss Antilla Good” A sexy blonde American has been raising more than just a few eyebrows after she willingly put herself forward for the task of ‘real life researcher’ for this brand new book. Instigated, collated and written by ‘Author K.J.Manning’, using the hand written notes from Antilla’s ‘Orgasm Diaries’ and illustrated with ‘striking original artwork’ by Award Winning ‘Rachel Kevern’, “The ‘O’ Dictionary” is a pioneering new publication being tipped as a best seller.

The ‘Orgasm Dictionary’ has a concept so original it’s instantly establishing itself as a bench mark for categorising and detailing the complex feelings and extreme emotions surrounding ‘Orgasmic’ events experienced by ‘real people’ in true life situations. Now the question is, Will the information you find in this book tempt you into turning your Fantasies into Reality?

The launch of this new book was delayed due to a pending law suit from the Oxford Press against Pro-write UK for the clever cover design. They claimed it would be mistaken as The Oxford Dictionary. I think it is plain to see to anyone wanting to purchase a dictionary what the differences actually are. Not to mention the fact that you should be able to read before purchasing a dictionary! The re-launch of the book will boast a new cover but there are currently 500 proof copies left with the original controversial ‘collectors’ cover which will no longer be available.