This book explores, through the analysis of some characteristic individual horizons, the complex and ambiguous world of erotic iconography, where various perversions alternate and overlap with ironic and critical approaches, through brief stories developed in the classic mold of the sonnet. The images provoked, truly cinematographic and sometimes creepy, lead to the definitive truth of the last poem, a summary reflection on orgasm and, ultimately, the theme of love, the backbone of the pages of the text. And solitude like that of that solitary bird of St. John of the Cross, who put his beak in the air at the top.

A hard book in its exalted erotic mysticism, only suitable for a minority of intelligent readers and expressive of the contradictions of our time, with its protests of sincerity and its not always confessed, or subliminal, dark regions. The evil does not lie in the symbols but in the ignorance of their genetics and their cathartic virtues.

• Author: José Alcalá-Zamora
• Publisher: Renaissance
• Binding: softcover
• Pages: 140
• Dimensions: 110 x 150 mm