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4play
The Bad Girl of Poetry, Kristie LeVangie, also known under the pen name of K-, is the creative mind behind www.libidacoria.com, THE Place for Sexual Intellectuals. She's a poetess, plus-size pin-up model, podcast and talk show host, voiceover narrator and performance artist. Her shows are downloaded in more than 59 countries around the world, and her book, In a Plain Brown Wrapper, has been described as "wallowing in an orgy of undiluted lust" that questions "aspects of both traditional gender roles and contemporary feminism" She does it again with her latest release, 4play. 4play once again showcases LeVangie's mastery of rhyme and rhythm while seducing you with erotic semantic foreplay. This book is very aptly named. Word of warning, this bad girl uses bad words and that's what makes her so, so good.
88 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2012
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Kristie LeVangie
3 books9 followersThe Libidacoria Anthology is meant to be metaphorical for the life cycle of a relationship. Libidacoria: In a Plain Brown Wrapper, published in March 2008, represents that lustful infatuation of a new relationship. It showcases my unapologetic, erotic poetry, and some sources say it’s like getting a glimpse into the complexities of a woman’s sexuality. Keys / Bitter is a double-volume– Books 2 and 3 in the series– that represents both “the falling in of” and “the falling out of” Love. Less erotic than L:IaPBW, but just as powerful, Keys / Bitter is in editing and soon to be headed your way. The final book (Book 4) to the series is currently about half-written. Raw will represent the final phase, where one builds themselves back up to enter the cycle again.
Of course, life happens and not all things go to plan. I originally didn’t plan to publish 4play yet. But based on the success of L:IaPBW, I respected that that’s what my readers wanted. 4play, published in March 2012— which we’ll call the prequel– showcases some of my more famous pieces from my days of performing on stage.
Of course, life happens and not all things go to plan. I originally didn’t plan to publish 4play yet. But based on the success of L:IaPBW, I respected that that’s what my readers wanted. 4play, published in March 2012— which we’ll call the prequel– showcases some of my more famous pieces from my days of performing on stage.
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September 24, 2017
De todos los libros que he leído de poesía contemporánea, este es el que menos me ha gustado, incluso llego al punto de desagradarme y hacerme enojar.
La primicia del libro me intrigo muchísimo, que fue lo que me hizo al final detestarlo.
La autora nos vende la idea de que tiene un gran apetito sexual, y si lo vemos, y lo vemos y lo vemos, y lo seguimos viendo, durante todo el libro, ya que es de lo que habla y repite una y otra vez.
Pero sin terminar de profundizar en ningún punto, es como si la autora estuviera atascada repitiendo lo mismo una y otra vez, por lo que el libro rápidamente se vuelve tedioso y aburrido.
La primicia del libro me intrigo muchísimo, que fue lo que me hizo al final detestarlo.
La autora nos vende la idea de que tiene un gran apetito sexual, y si lo vemos, y lo vemos y lo vemos, y lo seguimos viendo, durante todo el libro, ya que es de lo que habla y repite una y otra vez.
Pero sin terminar de profundizar en ningún punto, es como si la autora estuviera atascada repitiendo lo mismo una y otra vez, por lo que el libro rápidamente se vuelve tedioso y aburrido.
July 5, 2014
This book is a great read!
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