Why we should read Arthur Dreyfus

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editorial 30 April 2021

French novelist wrote a +2000-page book called “Journal sexuel d’un garçon d’aujourd’hui” published by P.O.L. Impressive.

After Sade, Apollinaire and Dustan, we thought everything had already been said -and written- about sex. Except there’s no such thing as a fixed concept, in that matter. No?

In more than 2000 pages, we follow Arthur’s sexual life in detail. And if you don’t read French -which is extremely bad-, it coud be the perfect moment to start learning. So that you get access to the text before it gets translated.

More info about the book here.

Categories: CULTURE