Product Description

The author's second-published work that is quite different from "Pop Masquerade..." This title is Gothic fantasy and poetry of a Viennese woman scorned because her lover doesn't want a serious relationship. "Kama Sutra in Darkness" is "psychoerotic." It is comparable to the story of Hungarian-Countess Elizabeth Bathory and "Great Expectations" character "Miss Havisham."

Product Details

• Published on: 2001-06-01
• Binding: Paperback
• 27 pages

From the Author
In writing this, I was inspired by both a biography I read on Erzsebet (Elizabeth) Bathory and a Goth friend of mine I once worked with - James Loy. I did go in a completely different with when compared to "Pop Masquerade."

My current project is writing the history of Ska music which is a little more along the lines of "Pop Masquerade." It should be published sometime next year.

About the Author
This is the author's second-published work with 80s pop culture "Pop Masquerade" being her first.

The author went in a different direction with "Kama Sutra in Darkness."

Peters is working on a digital graphics/photography collection, at the moment.

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"Mails, filed to a point, scraped the flesh of a woman while she stood in the window, looking out.

A lizard tongue snapped against the windowpane, like a whip snapping against a bare back..."