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- Herausgeber: Ricardo Tronconi
- Kategorie: Erotik
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2014
Who says that erotic novels don't make room for time travelling?
Undoubtedly not “La Novella Orchidea”.
Seriously involved with his conjugal obligations, in the second half of the last century, an unknown writer unexpectedly finds himself
copulating with a wonderful, Indian, curry flavoured woman. Her name is Adhal Geesha (letter more letter less), she's married to
a well known faithless and adulterous man, and she wants revenge; besides she is a time traveller.
The two characters, embarking on an increasingly intense affair, get to bend the creases of space, through the creases of sex, up to being hurled into the middle of the infamous naval battle, during which Nelson ends up winner at Cape Trafalgar.
Will our heroes succeed in reaching their orgasm, thanks to which they'll be able to go back to life, to their era, returning from death? Or, will someone else pay for their erotic deceit?
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Ricardo Tronconi
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Table of Contents
THE INDESCREET CREASES OF SPACE
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 5
CHAPTER 6
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
CHAPTER 9
CHAPTER 10
CHAPTER 11
THE INDESCREET CREASES OF SPACE
OR HOW TO WANDER THROUGH TIME
Text translation by Alessia Bettini
Linguistic advice by Leslie Rabinowitz
CHAPTER 1
… perché le pupille abituate a copiare
inventino i mondi sui quali guardare...
F. De Andrè, Non al denaro non all'amore né al cielo, Un ottico[1]
In the second half of the last century, the publication of a book entitled The Indiscreet Creases of Space or How I wandered through Time by an unknown writer of that time aroused Professor Robinson Crusellari's curiosity very much (a well-known faithless and adulterous fifty-year old), lecturer of Temporal Space Sexology in Segrate. His yearning for knowledge went so far beyond the point that the well-known professor, failing to get information about the work's Author, went looking himself for philological traces, all along the Italian Boot. After persevering incessantly for a whole year, Crusellari learnt that the unknown subject he had been seeking across the entire Peninsula, lived no more than three hundred metres from his own home and that only his particularly reserved nature had helped him stay sheltered from unwanted glances and acceptably far from all means of mass communication, so as not to get entangled. The only choice he was left with was to knock on the gloomy writer's door, certain that sooner or later he would be let in. Nevertheless, after a long year of fruitless attempts, he opted for other tactics and arranged, in a very short time, an evening symposium, totally dedicated to the battle of Trafalgar, utterly convinced the most wanted man of contemporary literature wouldn't miss the event for the world. Infact he didn't neglect to attend and when Emerenziano Pleasure-seeker Inthecherry of Ofthecherry (that was the unknown writer's name, hardly over forty, with a bold expression) entered the conference room, he was invited by professor Robinson Crusellari in person to follow him backstage, as an especially well-informed person where suc [...]
