Laura With a Bush (The Promiscuist Collection, Single 4‪)‬

Laura With a Bush (The Promiscuist Collection, Single 4). Approximately 50 printed pages. 


This collection of singles is not about sex. Sex is only a backdrop against which the great mystery of emotional cleansing takes place. The Promiscuist is about a lonely person in a strange, big city, an alien even to indigenous New Yorkers. This is about the random drifting of longing, of people desperately suffering from loneliness, lost in the icy abyss of a human hive, using sex as a substitute for love. It is about insanely happy moments when people enter into casual contact with each other and warm each other with compassion and desire. The Promiscuist is written in a cheerful language, and filled with laughter hiding deeply buried, heartfelt tears. The musicality of Al Vee’s language mysteriously reflects what is deeply concealed, referring not to the conscious, but to the subconscious minds of readers. The spooky shimmering nature of New York City’s nighttime atmosphere – loaded with flickering gray faces and completely deserted twilight – plays upon the strings of the reader’s heart but leaves no one indifferent to its scary yet sexy charm. 


Synopsis: 

Using the wild adventures of a New York fashion photographer as canvas, the author paints a vivid picture of New York City’s everyday life, not sparing rich colors and details. In the life of Photographer, living in the noisy and messy City, everything is quiet and established: the dearly loved model wife, interesting work and no flirting on the side. But one day it all collapses. His beloved woman turns insane, transforming his life into a nightmare. After a long struggle with the illness, the wife files for divorce. Photographer tries to escape from life's problems in the lake of alcohol, sea of sex and waste stream of soulless, empty relationships. But gradually the selfless love of fragile and delicate Lola changes his existence. Sparkling humor, erotic flair and precise description of the capital of the world's night life don't leave indifferent and captivate readers of all ages. In fact, this book is some kind of a guide to New York, or, as aptly formulated by the author himself – A Pussian Guide to New York.