Glamour and Sex

Just “Diossa” (goddess), prototype of a diva in a modern sense, is able to open and close a
book with charm, chic and savoir faire without being vulgar. Start today with the Course for
beginners! “Diossa” promises success.
Summary
After her big success with “Manual
de la perfecta petarda”, Didí
Escorbart starts with her new anthropological
study “Course for
beginners”, once more totally
POP-lemic and TRASH-cendental.
The charismatic, elegant character
“Diossa”, our glamour-expert,
shows us the way into a world full
of good and bad taste. All this is
Didí: Sophisticated punk-lady and
the queen of Spanish trash-culture.
Her pyromaniac ego gets us
with enlightening prose and makes
us laugh and think at the same
time. This glamour- dictionary, full
of black and “pink” humour, forms,
deforms and informs. But the most
important fact is
“Diossa” shares her very personal
obsessions and wishes with us.
She’s like a bright light, knowing
all about the human and godlike
kind. She tells us strange fashionworld-
anecdotes and the most
absurd fantasies that you can think
of. Not to mention her controversial
list of the best and worst dressed
national and international
VIPs!
Her frivolity and brazenness are
neither innocent nor instructive.
Every time she opens her glossed
lips, you have to listen to this ironic
femme fatal, decadent fashionvictim
and affectionate dramaqueen.
Sales Pitch
1.This book is written out of a very
different perspective, the perspective
of a unique character, a diva in
an old sense. A lethal femme fatal,
who tells us right what comes into
her mind, politically incorrect, but
without stumbling.
2.It’s a critic on certain customs
and VIPs of our time.
3.It contains clear information
about history, new trends and glamour
in a very humorous and
funny way.