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Gå med i LibraryThing för att få reda på om du skulle tycka om den här boken. Det finns inga diskussioner på LibraryThing om den här boken. John Colleton was the nom-de-plume that Robert W Marks adopted for the sequence of fourteen erotic paperback novels he published late in his life. ‘The Delights of Anna’ is the eleventh book of the sequence. The books are partly erudite and witty travelogues expressing the author’s love of Italy and Spain, amongst other European countries, and of South Carolina, where much of the action takes place, and partly erotic accounts of the art film industry in the 1970s. Many of the characters resemble real movie stars such as Sophia Loren, and the erotic undertones appear to suggest involvement of the author in unconventional multiple-partner liaisons. Much is also made of the difficulties encountered by an author in maintaining a tasteful erotic influence throughout a sequence of novels. The plots of the sequence are strongly linked and related via common characters, locations and motivations, and this example describes the first unsuccessful attempt at a new approach to a well-worn movie subject, including a temperamental Italian actress who has mafia and other sinister connections. As an erotic novel it is perhaps less inspired than its predecessors, but it is still an entertaining read. inga recensioner | lägg till en recension
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This short book is not psychologically profound, nor morally responsible. In The Pleasures of Cloris, Bill had already shown a lack of confidence in his abilities as a writer, and that note is sustained here, nine books later. In addition, he declares, "As must be evident by now, I am not comfortable with myself. I am bothered always by conflicting loyalties, mixed emotions, mixed emissions" (127). I can't say that I judge his adventures admirable, but I do find them entertaining.