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The Little Red Book: It's a psychological and erotic study with blurred lines between fiction and life. - Softcover

Minter, D B

 
9781918038835: The Little Red Book: It's a psychological and erotic study with blurred lines between fiction and life.

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THE LITTLE RED BOOK BY D. B. MINTER IS A PROVOCATIVE, INTELLIGENT FANTASY NOVEL ABOUT THE PASSIONS AND CREATIVE OBSESSIONS THAT DRIVE BOTH ART AND DESIRE. When the Gramophone Club, a group of music enthusiasts, begins to fracture under the weight of midlife crises and forbidden attractions, one member, Alex Sutton, starts writing a novel inspired by Mozart's operas and libertine poet Lorenzo Da Ponte's libretto. As Alex's fiction takes on a life of its own, the line between art and reality begins to blur with consequences no one could have imagined. Set in the turbulent 1960s and 1970s, The Little Red Book explores music, lust, and the dangerous thrill of creation itself. Fans of John Fowles' The Magus, Ian McEwan's Atonement, and Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being will be captivated by this sensual and psychologically rich literary fantasy.

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D. B. Minter writes literary fiction that explores passion, art, and human psychology.D. B. Minter is a British author celebrated for his captivating blend of mystery, romance, and historical fiction, often inspired by the world of opera. His latest work, The Little Red Book, is the second novel in a proposed trilogy that masterfully intertwines dramatic storytelling and classical music, creating an unforgettable reading experience where fiction and opera beautifully align.His debut novel, The Incidental Legacy of Carlo Negrini (2024), drew inspiration from Verdi's Simon Boccanegra and earned praise for its elegant writing and rich cultural detail. Continuing this artistic journey, the trilogy's concluding volume will explore the creative partnership between composer Richard Strauss and poet/librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal-a tribute to the timeless connection between music, art, and human emotion.Born in Hertfordshire, England, and now residing in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, D. B. Minter's background in literature and passion for opera deeply influence his writing. During the 1970s and 1980s, he lived and worked in Dublin, Ireland, where he met his wife, Deirdre.When not writing, D. B. and Deirdre enjoy exploring the scenic Suffolk coastline, attending concerts and opera performances, reading, and experimenting with new recipes. A devoted father and grandfather, D. B. Minter continues to craft stories that celebrate the beauty of art, music, and the enduring power of love and mystery.

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