Amanda Baileyová píše romantické příběhy, které sama ráda čte. Její díla se vyznačují silnými emocemi a nádechem nostalgie, který čtenáře vtáhne do děje. Baileyová se zaměřuje na vytváření příběhů, které jsou sladké a zároveň žhavé, a které uspokojí touhu po napínavé romantice. Její přístup k psaní je autentický a vychází z jejích vlastních čtenářských preferencí.
As the #MeToo movement extends its legal, social, and political reach, the topic of consent has come under scrutiny. Shakespeare on Consent examines crises of consent on the early modern stage and argues that these dramatizations provide a framework for understanding the complex boundaries between coercion, complicity, and choice.
Focusing on the exploration of sexuality, this guide offers a lighthearted approach to enhancing pleasure while minimizing the risks of pregnancy and STDs. It emphasizes that intercourse isn't the sole avenue for intimacy, presenting alternative methods for enjoying each other's bodies. Tailored for teenagers, it encourages experimentation in a safe and informed manner, promoting a healthy understanding of sexual relationships.
Exploring the intersection of dramatic literature and the narratives of possession, this book enhances our understanding of creditor-debtor relations during its period. It provides insightful analysis on the conceptual frameworks that shaped indentured servitude and African slavery, revealing how these institutions were influenced by societal and economic factors. Through this lens, it deepens the discourse on the complexities of bondage and its representation in literature.
Exploring the intersection of drama, fashion, and rebellion, this historical account delves into the early modern period's celebration and opposition to social irreverence. It reveals intriguing parallels to contemporary issues, highlighting how expressions of defiance and creativity continue to resonate today.