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Ten clever stories full of imagination, desire and humor.
Synopsis of Light Sabbath Libertines:
Without a doubt, Light Sabbath Libertines meets all the requirements that can satisfy both the most refined erotomaniac and the reader just starting out in the field of erotic literature... Here is a series of stories brimming with imagination, full of more or less veiled suggestions and, above all, full of desire in the most carnal sense. Luis G. Berlanga has described them as erectile—or moistening, as the case may be—and the reader will be able to confirm this with stories as succulent as "Muslim Skewer" or "Pasqualino and the Balloons"; they will also be able to discover the infinite possibilities offered by gastronomy with "A Surprising Woman" or, finally, perhaps end up confirming their lifelong suspicions about the relationship that united Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes in "Two Unforgettable Partners or the Eroticism of Logic."
- Number of pages: 144
ON THE AUTHOR OF LIGHT SABBATH LICENTIATION
Mercedes Abad, born in Barcelona in 1961, studied Information Sciences at the Autonomous University of that city. Since her breakthrough in 1986 with Light Sabbatical Libertines (La Sonrisa Vertical 47), winner of the 8th La Sonrisa Vertical Prize, she has published the short story collections Marital Felicities and Blowing in the Wind (Andanzas 107 and 233). In 2000, her first novel, Blood (Andanzas 417), was published, garnering critical and popular acclaim.
She is also the author of several radio scripts and plays and productions, including Pretèrit perfecte (1992), Se non è vero (1995), and Bunyols de Quaresma (1998). She has adapted Dangerous Liaisons (2001) and Philosophy in the Boudoir by the Marquis de Sade for the stage for the show XXX (2002) by the Fura dels Baus. A regular contributor to the Catalan edition of El País, her articles have been compiled in the volume Titúlate tú (2002).
