The literary education you've always lusted for.<br><br>Fresh from the virtual pages of Nerve.com comes this collection of "naughty bits," an irreverent look into the steamy, scandalous side of literature past and present. With bite-sized salacious excerpts from the classics -- new and old -- each with a fresh, insightful introduction, <b>The Naughty Bits</b> presents the world's great books as you never thought you'd see them. <br><br>Includes naughty bits by:<br><br>Dante<br>D. H. Lawrence<br>Philip Roth<br>Goethe<br>Toni Morrison<br>Julio Cortázar<br>John Cheever<br>William Shakespeare<br>Thaddeus Rutkowski<br>John Donne<br>Thomas Malory<br>Günter Grass<br>Herman Melville<br>John Barth<br>Ernest Hemingway<br>Erica Jong<br>Thomas Carew<br>M. F. K. Fisher<br>William Kennedy<br>Jeanette Winterson<br>Paul West<br>Harry Mathews<br>Catullus<br>Clarice Lispector<br>Giovanni Boccaccio<br>James Baldwin<br>Nicholson Baker<br>Tom Wolfe<br>John Wilmot<br>Kevin Canty<br>Plato<br>James Joyce<br>Lydia Davis<br>François Rabelais<br>Kenneth Starr<br>Henry Miller<br>John Updike<br>Geoffrey Chaucer<br>Marquis de Sade <br>Sir Philip Sidney<br>Holly Hughes<br>Martin Amis<br>Andrew Marvell<br>The Pearl Poet<br>Thomas Pynchon<br>Sappho<br>William Gibson<br>Mark Leyner<br>Margery Kempe <br>Jean Genet<br>Edmund Spenser<br>John Cleland<br>Kurt Vonnegut<br>Anaïs Nin<br>Petronius<br>Keith Banner<br>Umberto Eco<br>J. G. Ballard<br>Mario Vargas Llosa<br>Ovid<br>Jean de Meun<br>Catherine Breillat<br>George Eliot<br>Kenzaburo Oe<br>Cormac McCarthy<br>Larry Flynt<br>Rupert Brooke<br>The Old Testament