Neurotica Jewish Writers on Sex
Neurotica Jewish Writers on Sex by Melvin Jules Bukiet is a 360-page anthology published by Broadway Books in 2000. This collection features twenty-seven short stories that explore the complexities of sexual experiences through a Jewish lens, blending humor and poignancy. The narratives delve into various aspects of sexuality, including longing, consummation, and frustration, presenting a diverse range of perspectives on both straight and gay relationships.
Readers will encounter a mix of graphic, ethereal, comic, and tragic tales, each offering a unique take on the universal themes of desire and intimacy. The anthology showcases contributions from established authors alongside emerging voices in the Jewish-American literary tradition. Neurotica invites exploration of the multifaceted nature of sex, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in literary collections that address erotica and the intricacies of human relationships.
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Whoever it was who claimed that sex was the most fun you can have without laughing hadn’t encountered Neurotica–an anthology of Jewish short stories, most of which uncover the hilarity inherent in carnality. It is a stellar collection of twenty-seven tales of sexual longing and consummation and frustration–of straight and gay sex, married, unmarried, and adulterous sex, filthy, platonic, and pathetic sex, great sex, awful sex, and solo sex–by many of the masters and the freshest new voices of the Jewish-American literary tradition. Some of the stories are graphic, some ethereal, some wildly comic, some deeply tragic, but all offer a distinctively Jewish point of view on a universal pastime and preoccupation. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll–well, only you know what you’ll do.
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