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'I'm not sure I like this, entirely,' said the Trinity man, while strapped to a wooden trestle, in the house of the Spartan women. Like Ben from Christ Church beside him, except for his white skirt the Trinity man was naked for his whipping. And the skirt had been turned up by the efficient and nude Iphigenia, to expose, to expose his bare buttocks, while his wrists and ankles were strapped with rubber cords to the trestle by the naked Cybele. 'I don't think we're supposed to like it,' said Ben. 'I think it's going to hurt. That's the part of being a slave of naked women. When they're naked, they have to hurt fellows. Whip us. Make us wear skirts and things.' 'Silence, worms!' Snapped Cybele, her naked breasts heaving in anger. Ben Fraunce goes up to Oxford to read classics, and is sucked into the Society of Spartans: a cult of female domination specialising in the cruel punishment of innocent males, by bare-bottom flogging, and humiliating cross-dressing. When he is allowed by the Spartan dommes to spend his summer vacations on their Greek island, toiling as a naked slave, under their whips, or with his young skirted body used to satisfy their most lustful and decadent desires, he at last understands that no male is ever innocent.
It’s the mid-1980s in gritty, vibrant New York City when Francesca “Chess” Varani strikes up a volatile friendship with drama-queen classmate Kendra Marr-Löwenstein. Drawn into the orbit of Kendra’s Salingeresque family, Chess moves into their Greenwich Village home when she graduates from Barnard and takes a job assisting the infamous literary intellectual Clarice Marr. There she receives the sentimental education and emotional roughing up New York bestows on all its young hopefuls—including a doomed love affair with Clarice’s troubled son. Narrating her story twenty years on, from the winter of the 2008 financial crisis, a sadder but wiser Chess evokes her youth with all the poignancy of time passing—and all the weight of choices made and not made.
The American odyssey of Yo, a Dominican woman writer whose family arrived in the U.S. as refugees from a dictatorship. The novel follows her youth, with its energy and optimism, and the setbacks as she grows older, including two divorces.