Bad Sex (Paperback)

From a youth in the sixties in Mayfair Johannesburg, Sammy Baptista, a boy who knew how to use his fists, finally landed in the pound seats when he scored not only a plumb job in advertising but also caught the fancy of his sexy, wealthy boss. A steamy, perfect love affair turns sour when he discovers that she, like so many women before her, wants to change him to suit her preference. In conversations with his shrink, Sammy unravels layer upon layer of conflict not only between the sexes but between all people. Frank, shocking and enlightening, this highly intelligent, unorthodox novel sparkles with glorious language by one of our best known poets.