Due ragazze italiane; Jasmine ed Emanuela; trascorrono una vacanza ad Amsterdam; patria della libertagrave;. Una fuga damore; una breve parentesi dalla vita quotidiana; per vivere la loro nascosta omosessualitagrave; alla luce del sole; con leggerezza ed entusiasmo. Per tre mesi le due attraversano attimi di forte passione; alternati a separazioni struggenti dovute ad una profonda diversitagrave; di caratteri e di sentimenti. Jasmine; infatti; la lesbica piugrave; convinta tra le due; ama disperatamente Emanuela e per questo la vorrebbe sempre accanto e tutta per seacute;. Lei invece blocca ogni pretesa di proprietagrave; assoluta; soprattutto sul suo corpo; sostenendo strenuamente la propria bisessualitagrave; e libertagrave;; alibi che usa per tradire Jasmine e divertirsi con chiunque le capiti. Trascorrono cosigrave; i giorni; in cui si divertono; lavorano; si amano appassionatamente e provano ogni tipo di esperienze: dalla droga alla prostituzione. La loro routine viene perograve; improvvisamente interrotta da un volantino trovato per strada; che ricerca comparse per un video clip di poesie.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. If you loved or even just liked The Red BadgeBy Canton; Ohio; NovelistIf you loved or even just liked The Red Badge; you need to read the modern; historical novel; A Mouthful of Dust (Douglas Savage; Nortia Press). This new historical novel looks into the very soul of Stephen Crane when he was a war correspondent in Cuba during the summer of 1898 in the Spanish-American war.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A solid war novelBy Travis SteinThe Red Badge of Courage is told through the perspective of a young man from the North named Henry Fleming or "the youth" as Crane calls him often. Reluctantly sent on his way from a small farm in the North; Henry excitedly signs up for the army and is eager to fight his first battle against the South. Henry finds out a lot about himself and matures quite a bit from the first battle. During the first battle; Henry flees the fight and is ashamed of himself for a while. Henry then gathers up the strength to once again give it his all; this time heroically undertaking a great role of leadership in the final battle that would indeed earn him the "Red Badge of Courage".I liked this book for a few reasons. For one; its so nice to actually see a character develop and have very human flaws as Henry did and go to possible redemption at the end. In addition; the novel as others have said is a short; but surprisingly accurate depiction of war and not just a rosy outlook in which the main character is flawless from start to finish as well as the war in general for the North. Lastly; the length makes it a very enjoyable novel that you can finish in a day or so.For having never read the book in school; I definitely would recommend this to anyone who has done the same.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. but they are vividly realistic and horrible. I think this book is quite a work ...By S. ThomassieI think the author did a masterful job of setting the tone for the story from the very first paragraph.While the psychological struggle of the young soldier experiencing war is interesting and true to real life accounts Ive read. What sets this story apart is the authors use of imagery and color. He gives a foreboding personality to the very ground; trees; and hills."...and at night; when the stream had become of a sorrowful blackness; one could see across it the red; eyelike gleam of hostile camp fires set in the low brows of distant hills."The depiction of battle scenes are not gory; but they are vividly realistic and horrible. I think this book is quite a work of art.
