Delta de Venus

Written in the early 1940s commissioned by an eccentric book collector who insisted on calling for "less poetry" and more explicit descriptions of sex scenes, the "Delta of Venus" accounts didn't see the light of day until the 1970s. Set around the Paris of the time and spun by the recurrent appearance of common characters of different importance according to each story, they offer a free vision of human relationships, in which eroticism and the desire for pleasure exclude neither beauty nor beauty. sentiment, neither friendship nor the search for authenticity.