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008			102209s2003 nyu -------000-u-eng-u
020			_a9780066214207
082	0		_aLAS FIC MON
100	1		_aMontero Mayra, 1952-
245	0	0	_aDeep purple _b: a novel _c/ Mayra Montero ; translated from the Spanish by Edith Grossman
260			_aNew York _b: Harper Collings _c, c2003.
300			_a12p. _c; 19 cm.
520			_aFor the distinguished critic Agustin Cabin, music is indispensable to sexual emotion. Forced to retire from his San Juan newspaper, Agustin is writing his memoirs, which describe his long career seducing the women and men who were among the most brilliant classical musicians in the world.The Australian pianist Clint Verret offered a passionate and tender interlude. Clarissa Berdsley, the French horn player, was submissive and playful. The flamboyant violinist Manuela Suggia turned out to be a vengeful and demonic lover. In Deep Purple, Mayra Montero explores the relationship between sexual desire and music. For Agustin Cabin ultimately finds, in that deep and mysterious place that is the core of human sexuality, nothing less than the meaning of life.
650			_aCuban fiction _v--Translations into English
655			_aErotic fiction
700	1		_aGrossman, Edith, 1936-
942			_cLAS
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