Unlike the previous novel, this narration has two or three female personages, and it must be said that Author’s all female personages are she or her images, more or less, partly or completely, and not anybody else.

"Unsophisticated and tender like a baby’s thoughts, the Sweet Peas came into blossom on the beds around the pillars and stands of the verandah, and soon, he fell in love with a dumb Marble, beautiful and ancient. The twiner was enchanted, out...

La Lune Blanche is a book about… Let’s say, it’s about a cosmopolitan sensualist, a man who simply can’t stop enjoying life. His meeting with the young English boy of the name of Jocelyn was but one more victory at first. At its heart, La ...

“From the corner of the divan of Persian saddle-bags on which he was lying, smoking, as was his custom, innumerable cigarettes, Lord Henry Wotton could just catch the gleam of the honey-sweet and honey coloured blossoms of a laburnum, whose trem...

"We are vampires, children and lords of the darkness." (from La Arme Blanche, by Lara Biyuts)

The novel La Lune Blanche is the first of the series. A story of a boy and his freely-chosen relationship with his adult friend, a wealthy good-looking gay man of the name of Anthony Blanche. Europe. Nowadays. The young boy of the name of Jocelyn ...

Gleanings from fields of history and literature, summed up and sorted out, for the last several years, according to Author’s tastes, interests and bias. Two of the essays (which is Author’s view of the story of Hadrian and Antinous) are ...

Winter poems. Winter, snow, love, Author's impressions and elgiac mood, and some dark poetry.

Aesthetically beautiful poems about nothing. Auric stuff.