Nightbook

Hasten Reader!
One night many centuries ago, the fair ladies of Athens gathered to tell stories about the pursuit of varied physical pleasures. Shortly, though, it appeared that the stories could not be confined to ancient times. another century —our own— began to interrupt the merry tales of the ladies.
A wise and loving scribe was on hand at both scenes. William Kotzwinkle reports in Nightbook on that wondrously exciting evening which could not be confined to ancient times.
From him we learn of the varied and enduring pleasures of incest, transvestism, voyeurism, bestiality, masturbation, heterosexuality, and homosexuality. As well as the prevailing agonies of war, prejudice, torture, and murder which cross all barriers of time and which instruct us in immutable aspects of sexuality.
Hasten Reader!
Compassion and wit are here. William Kotzwinkle has told us of the outrageous adventures of Horse Badorties in his novel The Fan Man. He has shown us new worlds in Elephant Bangs Train. Now, in narratives which will delight and satisfy the most jaded reader, he tells of events which can only be described under the cover of night before sunrise.
Hasten!