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Kink

Koja's uncanny blend of eroticism and gothic hallucination, her unabashed readiness to take on the larger issues of the human condition, and her sheer lyricism as a prose stylist have set an ambitious standard by which other writers of her generation must be judged.

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Kinkexplores the many dazzling facets of obsession—intellectual, emotional, and sexual—created and refracted by the ever-changing dynamics of a three-way relationship between a man and two women.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 278 pages

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