"Dick Loveman es un galán espaciotemporal que vive todo tipo de peripecias lujuriosas a través de los siglos. Por desgracia, Dick solo existe en la cabeza de Franki Prats, un quinceañero católico, virgen y erotizado, a quien atormentan la propia imaginación y los «placeres solitarios». Durante cuatro meses de su vida, Franki, ayudado por su mejor --único-- amigo Bruno Berniola, alias el sexperto, atravesará una variopinta serie de pruebas eróticas (oníricas, familiares, amicales, incluso zoológicas) mientras lucha contra los traumas del pasado y la escuálida realidad de su pueblo natal. Dick o la tristeza del sexo es un bildungsroman antierótico, profundo e hilarante, que pasa muy rápido de la erudición a la erección, y de la erección a la desolación. Una farsa iniciática y blasfema, llena de pornografía triste y humor negro, que reafirma el talento desacomplejado de Kiko Amat, y carece de equivalentes en el panorama literario español." -- Contraportada.
"Dick Loveman is a time-space gallant who experiences all kinds of lustful adventures throughout the centuries. Unfortunately, Dick only exists in the head of Franki Prats, a fifteen-year-old Catholic, virgin and eroticized, who is tormented by his own imagination and "solitary pleasures." For four months of his life, Franki, helped by his best - and only - friend Bruno Berniola, alias the sexpert, will go through a varied series of erotic tests (dreamlike, familial, friendly, even zoological) while fighting against the traumas of the past and the squalid reality of his hometown. Dick or the sadness of sex is an anti-erotic, profound and hilarious bildungsroman, which very quickly goes from erudition to erection, and from erection to desolation. An initiation and blasphemous farce, full of sad pornography and black humor, which reaffirms the uninhibited talent of Kiko Amat, and has no equivalents in the Spanish literary scene." -- Back cover.
ISBN
9788433929549 ((paperback))
8433929542 ((paperback))
OCLC
1493329664
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