How to be Great in Bed: Turning Good Men into Brilliant Lovers

A self-improvement guide for men who wish to become better at the art of making love to a woman, "How to be Great in Bed" is a twenty-page article numbering 5750 words, written by Oliver Green.

By his own admission, Green used to be an average lover, moreover recognising that average is tantamount to poor in matters of sexual performance. A driven and passionate man, with a perfectionist streak running through him, Green became better the hard way, through trial and error - especially error (!) - and through experimentation and hard work. "How to be Great in Bed" is the guide he wishes he'd had access to while still a beginner in the art of making love.

Green believes that the quest to be great in bed begins in the mind. Accordingly, he opens by describing the key aspects of a brilliant lover's attitude, going on to outline the major differences in sexual outlook which divide men and women, before explaining why a failure by the male to recognise and act upon these differences leaves the female underwhelmed and unsatisfied.

In the second part of his guide, Green goes on to address the physical fundamentals of making love - the skills and techniques which the male must master in order to bring the female to orgasm time after time. Green concludes with an explanation of how to cherish and enjoy the afterglow, and describes how the clever lover uses the moments after intercourse to ensure that tomorrow's lovemaking is even better than today's.