Description:EARLY PRAISE“In Debra Di Blasi’s wicked and wonderful imagination, a novel is a thing that erupts. The act of reading Birth of Eros is inextricable from erotic tension, mesmerizing.” – Carol Guess, author of Girl Zoo and With Animal“Debra Di Blasi’s Birth of Eros, a voice-driven jewel box of tight, honed, sculpted sentences carrying the frequencies of Samuel Beckett, Clarice Lispector, Kathy Acker, and Kathryn Davis, pulsates with emphatic philosophical inquiry and emotional verve across time and cultures. Through her exquisite blend of the brutal and the beautiful, Di Blasi deftly finds the historical bruise incurred by the gordian knot of sex and violence…”–Christopher Higgs, author of The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney“In wildly inventive, propulsive prose, Debra Di Blasi’s The Birth of Eros takes us on a clear-eyed romp through the social and psychic underbelly of fifties America….at once a tale of ruthless exploitation and a rollicking ode to bodies and desire. I read it in one gasp.” –Janet Sarbanes, author of The Protester Has Been Released and Letters on the Autonomy ProjectSYNOPSIS: Los Angeles 1951-1953. A vicious rape, revenge gone awry, and American consumerism collide in the first novel of a projected 4-book mytho-lyric. Lucy is born gifted and burdened with an “unsightly” right eye that sees far beyond the visible spectrum, giving her an uncanny view of events, things and people, including the dead. Her father is famous as an obscenely well-endowed men’s underwear model; her mother is famous as a sexy teenager modeling luxury automobiles—until wicked L.A. car dealer Mr. Wolf cons her into posing for increasingly explicit pinups. In language both wildly lyrical and transgressive, Lucy recounts the story of her “not smart” parents and Big Bad Wolf who becomes the catalyst for her conception and eventual calamity. Evoking the lean, compressed style of her award-winning book Drought (New Directions), Debra Di Blasi crafts a brazen unrepentant tragicomedy navigating the complexities of beauty vs. “ugliness,” hate vs. love, sexual freedom vs. moral hypocrisy, and American materialism in the Atomic Age.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Birth of Eros. To get started finding Birth of Eros, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: EARLY PRAISE“In Debra Di Blasi’s wicked and wonderful imagination, a novel is a thing that erupts. The act of reading Birth of Eros is inextricable from erotic tension, mesmerizing.” – Carol Guess, author of Girl Zoo and With Animal“Debra Di Blasi’s Birth of Eros, a voice-driven jewel box of tight, honed, sculpted sentences carrying the frequencies of Samuel Beckett, Clarice Lispector, Kathy Acker, and Kathryn Davis, pulsates with emphatic philosophical inquiry and emotional verve across time and cultures. Through her exquisite blend of the brutal and the beautiful, Di Blasi deftly finds the historical bruise incurred by the gordian knot of sex and violence…”–Christopher Higgs, author of The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney“In wildly inventive, propulsive prose, Debra Di Blasi’s The Birth of Eros takes us on a clear-eyed romp through the social and psychic underbelly of fifties America….at once a tale of ruthless exploitation and a rollicking ode to bodies and desire. I read it in one gasp.” –Janet Sarbanes, author of The Protester Has Been Released and Letters on the Autonomy ProjectSYNOPSIS: Los Angeles 1951-1953. A vicious rape, revenge gone awry, and American consumerism collide in the first novel of a projected 4-book mytho-lyric. Lucy is born gifted and burdened with an “unsightly” right eye that sees far beyond the visible spectrum, giving her an uncanny view of events, things and people, including the dead. Her father is famous as an obscenely well-endowed men’s underwear model; her mother is famous as a sexy teenager modeling luxury automobiles—until wicked L.A. car dealer Mr. Wolf cons her into posing for increasingly explicit pinups. In language both wildly lyrical and transgressive, Lucy recounts the story of her “not smart” parents and Big Bad Wolf who becomes the catalyst for her conception and eventual calamity. Evoking the lean, compressed style of her award-winning book Drought (New Directions), Debra Di Blasi crafts a brazen unrepentant tragicomedy navigating the complexities of beauty vs. “ugliness,” hate vs. love, sexual freedom vs. moral hypocrisy, and American materialism in the Atomic Age.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Birth of Eros. To get started finding Birth of Eros, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.