Most fiction by English speaking gay writers these days is self-absorbed dreck, transpiring towards some crucial but excruciatingly icky passage concerning the protaganist and dad. This is different from everything, and trusting the translation, a masterfully written work, the style sort of jaded Joseph McElroy (who isn't gay either!), at the latter's most accessible.

Well if you dream about beautiful women in Pantyhose. If you woulf love to be the supplier of this type of garment then this book is definately for you.

I simply hate the arrogant.All the books of this author convey the same message,I,Aldo Busi,am THE BEST ever,and all those who disagree whit me are worthless and despicable.I won't question the literary merits(if there are at all )of this author:I strongly question his pretense of superiority.And for fun and sexual arousal,go somewhere else (Alan Hollinghurst,Joe Keenan,Robert Rodi,to name a few.)

An account of Busi's travel to Morocco and Tunesia, its deleriously funny and moving,- loaded with witty and wise observations on life and people, and detailing numerous erotic encounters. Busi's voice is like no other, provocative and tarty, stark and original, with a flow in the prose not seen since Maiden Voyage.