Lysistrata

Fletcher Flora

Dez 2011 · Verkauft von Simon and Schuster

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Lysistrata paced relentlessly in the garden, nervously plucking at leaves. It had been seven months since she had seen her husband, Lycon - since he had left her to go off to war.

Seven months of lonely days and empty nights - of aching heart and throbbing loins. Seven months of longing.

But now a strange smile played around her lips.

Tonight he was coming home . . .

Autoren-Profil

Fletcher Flora (1914-1968) spent his early years in Kansas. In 1943, he was drafted into the US Army and, unfortunately, sustained major injuries. Flora started writing short stories in 1952, just as pulps like Dime Detective were dying out, and digests like Manhunt were beginning. He wrote more than fifty short stories for the digests. His first novel was the lesbian-themed paperback, Strange Sisters. Flora followed up this novel with another lesbian-themed book, Desperate Asylum (1955, a.k.a. Whisper of Love).