'Not many self-confessed perverts can write as well as Krissy Kneen.' Rave First in the Triptych collection: a trio of erotic novellas from the acclaimed author of Affection.
Pursuing sexual adventure online, Susanna finds a soul mate among the anonymous onanists. But is it possible the mystery man lives in her own building?
Transgressive, sardonic, lyrical, comic; irresistibly erotic yet also romantic, Krissy Kneen's writing has been acclaimed for its fearless honesty. In the Triptych series of linked stories, she addresses taboos of all kinds with warmth, subtle wit and a delightful insistence on pleasure.
Krissy Kneen is a bookseller and writer. She is the author of a short collection of erotica, Swallow the Sound, and a memoir, Affection. She lives in Brisbane with her husband and no pets.
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reviews of Triptych:
'If you plan to read only one book in which a woman has sex with a dog, pony and octopus, make it Triptych. Kneen's interconnected erotic stories happily transgress every sexual taboo, but Triptych doesn't just intend to shock. It's also unexpectedly tender, funny, disturbingly relatable and very, very readable.' Benjamin Law
'this is an astounding look at different sorts of love, and Kneen is above all, a sensualist.' Adelaide Advertiser
Pursuing sexual adventure online, Susanna finds a soul mate among the anonymous onanists. But is it possible the mystery man lives in her own building?
Transgressive, sardonic, lyrical, comic; irresistibly erotic yet also romantic, Krissy Kneen's writing has been acclaimed for its fearless honesty. In the Triptych series of linked stories, she addresses taboos of all kinds with warmth, subtle wit and a delightful insistence on pleasure.
Krissy Kneen is a bookseller and writer. She is the author of a short collection of erotica, Swallow the Sound, and a memoir, Affection. She lives in Brisbane with her husband and no pets.
textpublishing.com.au
reviews of Triptych:
'If you plan to read only one book in which a woman has sex with a dog, pony and octopus, make it Triptych. Kneen's interconnected erotic stories happily transgress every sexual taboo, but Triptych doesn't just intend to shock. It's also unexpectedly tender, funny, disturbingly relatable and very, very readable.' Benjamin Law
'this is an astounding look at different sorts of love, and Kneen is above all, a sensualist.' Adelaide Advertiser