Loaded with hair-metal references, wide right jokes and an absolute refusal to be boring or earnest, How to Be a Bush Pilot reads like Tina Fey channeling Dr. Ruth. Spanning from remedial education to moves that will educate even the savviest Wilt Chamberlain, this book is flight school for the modern playboy and sexual adventurer.

Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man introduced women to the messy yet simple realities of how to please a man. Now comes How to Be a Bush Pilot -- a master class for men in becoming the lover that every woman wants but doesn’t know how to ask for. It’s for readers of The Game who now find themselves at home with their doe-eyed vixens, wondering what on Earth to do with them. It’s for readers of How to Make Love Like a Porn Star who were hoping for instructions. And it’s for the girlfriends and wives reading over their shoulders.

In a book that is fearless, playful and always commanding, yet never intimidating, Claudia Dey uses female insight to turn mere men into that elusive master of the bedroom: the Bush Pilot.
 

“Playwright, novelist and one-time relationship columnist Claudia Dey assumes the role of naughty drill sergeant, grabbing eager pupils by the you-know-whats and leading them through an exhaustive course in sexual prowess for the modern man. Armed with an arsenal of puns and penis euphemisms, Dey provides cheeky diagrams, romantic mix tape suggestions and X-rated anecdotes. Follow­ing a multiple choice exam at the end, all that’s left to do is prepare for, ahem, blast off.”
-Toronto Life

“This hilarious how-to for men is a field guide for ‘getting luckier’. Claudia Dey does not hold back here, so if you are looking for ways to ensure the woman (or women) in your life are satisfied, or if you know of a man who could use a guide, this is the book for you.”
-Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n Roll: Top 10 for the Scandalous Reader

"The lessons... are more than just kernels of wisdom offered up by a well-meaning author. Dey did her research. How To Be a Bush Pilot quotes hundreds of bona fide babes on their preferences and their experiences, thereby creating a type of Our Bodies, Ourselves specifically for men... Dey seems genuinely committed to helping men develop in terms of both skill and self-image. She is like a wise older sister who wants the best for you even if she does occasionally put you into a headlock and rub your skull really hard with her knuckles."
-The Globe and Mail

"A playful yet professional, risqué yet respectful, guide to relationships and sex."
-The National Post