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176 pages, Paperback
First published May 10, 2023
The darkness was purple and fidgety, opaque, buzzing and speckled, blind and thick, at once gleaming and fathomless.
And Joana, beneath that pine tree of a man, uncovered a fly agaric like no other. A toadstool, the size of her hand, that she stroked delicately, careful not to break it's buttery stalk.
Margarida didn't like mornings. Because in the morning a naive woman could believe that the night was ending. But night never ended; it merely waited, hiding, and always returned.
He took the stairs two by two, but the farts came three by three. And when he reached the cellar, he found his wife, who, like him, was so gassy she couldn't even speak. They hugged each other, and it was impossible to know which of them was more flatulent!
...impatient for them to pounce on her barbarously and touch her everywhere. For them to wander over her thighs like hams, for them to grab her ass without hesitation, for them to touch her back and her hard belly, for them to clutch her breasts, and for them to nestle between her legs, there where it is always dark.