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Lucky Simms
The Boy Louis, and Other Stories
The Boy Louis, and Other Stories
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A steamy and intense collection of six stories by Lucky Simms, a writer who Wired Magazine called "Lushly literary." No ordinary collection of erotica, these stories blur the line between smut and smart, incorporating brainy descriptions of both passion and despair.
In "The Boy, Louis" a mature woman remembers fondly the young man who came to her home, and how she enjoyed him, and how he intensified her love for her husband.
In "Bloom" Verde writes a spiralling, exultant prose-poem of vivacious and thorough physical love, and how it brings us to a new state of being.
In "Just This One Life," a woman dreams she is a mother and whore in another country, doing whatever she can to provide better for her child despite the everyday cruelty of men.
In "The Instigator," a sassy woman takes bedroom antics to a new, strange arena with a little attitude and a bottle of purple nail polish.
In "Tanya and Mark" an unusual couple at a party seem to have an ethereal connection together, and we come to hear Tanya's story and how she was liberated from her mother country by using her wits, keeping quiet, and doling out sexual favors when the opportunities arose.
Finally, in "Waiting for David," Verde explores the healing process of a new sensual life, and how sorrow and sex are entertwined in a confusing and ultimately liberating way.
In "The Boy, Louis" a mature woman remembers fondly the young man who came to her home, and how she enjoyed him, and how he intensified her love for her husband.
In "Bloom" Verde writes a spiralling, exultant prose-poem of vivacious and thorough physical love, and how it brings us to a new state of being.
In "Just This One Life," a woman dreams she is a mother and whore in another country, doing whatever she can to provide better for her child despite the everyday cruelty of men.
In "The Instigator," a sassy woman takes bedroom antics to a new, strange arena with a little attitude and a bottle of purple nail polish.
In "Tanya and Mark" an unusual couple at a party seem to have an ethereal connection together, and we come to hear Tanya's story and how she was liberated from her mother country by using her wits, keeping quiet, and doling out sexual favors when the opportunities arose.
Finally, in "Waiting for David," Verde explores the healing process of a new sensual life, and how sorrow and sex are entertwined in a confusing and ultimately liberating way.
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