Submission to "desire"

Probably the best novel of Soral ("Fall" is too dark and "Life of a scoundrel" still a little young in ideas): "The Poverty of Desire" is the gateway to A. Soral for those who prefer novels (in my case I prefer tests like the two excellent "Towards feminization" and "Understanding the Empire")

In this novel where fiction is only a mask, Soral decrypts the current situation we desire in the mundane, in the young, in the suburbs or in "gay".

Powerful and realistic about violence suffered by a young, with little money, deal with women, I quote (beginning of chapter 6) "No truth hidden in the costly battle for the conquest of women, the guy does that 'file in. In this struggle, no equality. For the woman, if she is not too bad, seduce requires no money, just wait and place. For the guy on the contrary, everything is risky an investment and work ... "