Tropic of Detroit Volume II By Frank Bond Beaumier

by Frank Bond Beaumier

ISBN: 978-1-4116-9280-0
Publisher: frank beaumier
Copyright: © 2005 © 2006 by frank beaumier Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: first edition
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Printed: 243 pages, 4.25" x 6.88", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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Tropic of Detroit, subtitled Writer's Notes, is a novel of a man who would be writer, how he lives, thinks, and reacts to the events of his life and times. Jack Brome returns to write of life and love. This is Volume II of three.

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15 Jul 2006
Tropic Of Detriot, Volume 2, By Frank Bond Beaumier.

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Meet Jack's girlfriend #1, Joyce.

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14 Jul 2005
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Tropic Of Detroit Vol. 2, of the trilogy of 3 volumes, by Frank Beaumier.
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An elaborate get-up is not the most dramatic attire for maximum theatric effect. It is ironic that despite our attempts to dress up to impress, the most provocative state is the total dress down.

Beaumier’s writings are stark, revealing brutal nudity without a thread to clothe modesty.

Man is to bestial carnality is as to a bee is to nectar. He cannot abstain long without consuming the female pheromones.

Almost every single page of this 266 paged book contains some reference to sex. This beautiful literature is like a work of classy, legalized pornography.

Tropic Of Detroit was thus named to pay tribute to Henry Miller’s ground breaking novel, Tropic Of Cancer, in according the writing of eroticism one of the highest honors in modern American literature. Beaumier has been compared to Miller, and rightly so.

This is a great book on erotic writings.

Reviewer: Benjamin Francis.

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