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Title	:	Delta of Venus
Author	:	Anaïs Nin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 271 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2006 by Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers (first published 1969)
Categories	:	Fiction. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Short Stories. Classics. Romance. Sexuality. Literature

Delta of Venus

Anaïs Nin

Hardcover | Pages: 271 pages

Rating: 3.62 | 18171 Users | 1126 Reviews

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In Delta of Venus Anaïs Nin penned a lush, magical world where the characters of her imagination possess the most universal of desires and exceptional of talents. Among these provocative stories, a Hungarian adventurer seduces wealthy women then vanishes with their money; a veiled woman selects strangers from a chic restaurant for private trysts; and a Parisian hatmaker named Mathilde leaves her husband for the opium dens of Peru. Delta of Venus is an extraordinarily rich and exotic collection from the master of erotic writing.

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Original Title:	Delta of Venus
ISBN:	1579125743 (ISBN13: 9781579125745)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Mariecke, Mary, Viviane, Marianne, Jean, Pierre Comte, Ethel, Elena Kyler, Evelyn, Sylvia, Lilith, Louise, Madeleine, Fred, Mary Anne, Antonio, Brown, Fatima, Donald, Madeline, Mathilde, Michel, Yvonne, Mabel, Mollie, Dalvedo, Martinez, Dobo, Millard Nullings, Mafouka, Kay, Leila, Bijou, Maman, Melie, Manuel, Jacque, Gisele, Gustavo, Kazimir, Marcel, Roger, Martha, Linda, Andre, George Kirrin, John --

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I was rereading bits of this last night after seeing several one- or two-star reviews of it pop up in my feed recently. And scanning through some of the other GR reviews here, there's a lot of people objecting that it's icky one reviewer lists all the things that feature in Delta, things like incest, rape, paedophilia, and then just says, Ew, right?WELL NO NOT EW ACTUALLY. I mean yes, ew, if you like, of course a lot of these things may not be very appealing depending on your tastes, but more

The people I follow on tumblr seem to absolutely adore Anais Nin and they have reblogged or posted some very choice quotes and excerpts from her writing that made me give into curiosity and borrow some of her works from the library. A few other times when Ive tried erotic fiction I end up laughing because the writing is just so cheesy and phrases are so overused; but I dont think I once laughed in ridiculousness when I read this book. My cheeks flushed regularly going through the book though,

AUTHOR WEBCAM!!- Hi there my names Anais, whats yours?- Oh, er hi Anais! My names Pau---- Manny. My name is Manny.- Hi Manny. How are you tonight? - Oh I'm fine thank you. Er.... you have a great laptop there.- Why thank you! Its a Lenovo Ideapad. Do you think it looks cute?- Ohyes.- You should see the things I can do with it.- Mm hmmm.- What would you like to see me do Manny? Would you like to see me type? Orcorrect a manuscript? Do you want me to call my publisher? I can complain about

I think you have to be a little on the sick and twisted to get off on this book. Well, parts of it. Here are some examples of the icky ickiness Anais Nin writes about in Delta of Venus.-Dude lays in bed early in the morning, and some kids who live in the house come in and horse play around his room. He gets a hard on and encourages them to frolic about on top of the covers.-Same dude, decades later, takes custody of his teenage son and daughter. Then he fucks 'em.-A different dude burns some

Delta of Venus is almost like a record of a writers development over time: there is a clear progression from the early stories, which are very broadly painted (with something of a Borgesian flavour, strange as that sounds), to the later stories, which are much more detailed and explicit, more in tune with what you would expect from erotica. For all the fuss made in the introduction about writing from a womans perspective, and capturing the emotional and sensual aspects of sex, I did not feel

Erotica... Isn't the word beautiful? It is. I see this written on the cover of the book and I imagine something beautiful, something you expect of McEwan's and Marquez's writing. And this? This was porn.Saying so I felt being romantic, which I am not, so let's continue.I was looking for a book for my challenge, and this caught my eye. I loved the preface of the book so much (it was adapted from The Diary of Anais Nin) I wanted to immediately order her diaries, but after the first story, I was so

Group of short stories of erotic genre written in the 40s. Nothing special.