Books matching: sadomasochistic relationship
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Save:'Nothing Natural' by Jenny Diski is a compelling and disturbing novel that delves deeply into the life of a woman named Rachel who becomes involved in a sadomasochistic relationship with an emotionally distant man. The book explores Rachel's struggles with depression, emotional detachment, and self-worth, while also touching upon themes of power dynamics, sexual obsession, and the complexities of human relationships. Diski's writing style is described as clear, blunt, and stark, effectively portraying the dark and gritty aspects of the protagonist's life with a sense of realism and sensitivity.
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Save:A disturbing, expertly written literary gut-punch that’s as brilliant as it is brutal - recommended only for readers ready to confront the darkest corners of the human psyche.
THE PIANO TEACHER, Erika Kohut, bursts like a whirlwind into the apartment she shares with her mother. Mama likes calling Erika her little whirlwind, for the child can be an absolute speed demon. She... - #3
Save:A gorgeously written, intensely dark and disquieting novella that’s definitely not for everyone - Hotel Iris is for readers open to challenging themes and poetic prose, but it’s likely to unsettle and even shock.
He first came to the Iris one day just before the beginning of the summer season. The rain had been falling since dawn. It grew heavier at dusk, and the sea was rough and gray. A gust blew open the do... - #4Xby:
Save:X by Davey Davis is a dark and provocative novel set in a near-future America where a sadist top in the leatherdyke scene becomes obsessed with a mysterious femme top known only as X. The story delves into the fringe kink subculture of a semi-fascist New York City, exploring themes of desire, obsession, and the tightening grip of an authoritarian government. The writing style is described as masterful, sharp, and searingly hot, creating a hyper-real and reflective portrayal of a world on the brink of chaos.
The novel follows a non-binary protagonist named Lee on a quest to find X, navigating through a world where civil rights are under threat and undesirables are being deported or disappeared by the government. X is praised for its unique blend of queer noir elements, its exploration of sadomasochistic relationships, and its ability to create a world that both captivates and unsettles readers. Despite mixed reviews, the book has garnered attention for its edgy and provocative narrative that pushes boundaries and challenges societal norms.
