Dark Matter (Modern Erotic Classics) - E-book - ePub

Name: Dark Matter (Modern Erotic Classics)
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Author: Michael Perkins
ISBN: 9781472105547

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Lightening, meet Thunder... San Francisco is a place of pure excess and liberation, where every flavour of sexuality is there for the tasting. Robin wants... Lire la suite

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Lightening, meet Thunder... San Francisco is a place of pure excess and liberation, where every flavour of sexuality is there for the tasting. Robin wants to be part of it, and by embracing extreme erotic experiences to escape her father's hypocrisy. Buddy is a rebel, a wild spirit. The moment they meet, sparks fly in a frenzy of desire unbound and darkness unleashed; and when Robin asks Buddy to kill her father, he knows he has found his destiny.

Date de parution

26/09/2012
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Robinson
ISBN

978-1-4721-0554-7
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9781472105547
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ePub

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Biographie de Michael Perkins

MICHAEL PERKINS is the author of six collections of poetry. The Secret Record, literary criticism, was published by William Morrow in 1976. The Good Parts, selected book reviews, appeared in 1994. Among his other works of fiction and non-fiction are the novels Evil Companions, Dark Matter and Burn. His poems and essays have apeared in The Village Voice, Younger Critics of North America, The Nation, Mother Jones, Paper, Notre Dame Review, Exquisite Corpse, Big Bridge, Talisman, Rain Taxi and American Book Review.
He was the Leydig Trust's Writer of the Year in Great Britain in 2002, the recipient of the 2007 Obelisk Award for Lifetime Achievement and the 1957 Dunbar Poetry Prize. Carpe Diem, New and Selected Poems, appeared in 2011.