This sultry, wry poetry book dazzles us with its bold exploration into the politics and metaphysics of identity. From fierce and funny sexual fantasies to cutting observations of interracial dynamics, How to Seduce a White Boy in Ten Easy Steps asks us to fully consider what it is to be human in an age of fragmentation and double meanings. There are no easy answers here: the voice of the liberated woman rings clearly as a man-eater in one moment and shudders under the weight of lost love in the next. Laura Yes Yes skillfully navigates the trauma of being the Other while acknowledging the absurdity of our perceptions of race. With precise craft and breathtaking imagery, How to Seduce a White Boy blooms as a ferocious celebration of life.