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Death of a Ladies' Man
On sale
27th May 2010
Price: £10.99
By day, Charlie Bain is the school’s most inspiring teacher. By night he prowls the stylish bars of Glasgow seducing women. Fuelled by art, drugs and fantasies of being an indie star, Charlie journeys further into hedonism, unable to see the destruction his desires are leading everyone towards…
One of Scotland’s dazzling young writing talents tackles the modern phenomenon of sex addiction. Dark, funny and deliciously erotic, DEATH OF A LADIES’ MAN is an intense portrait of male vanity, written with verve and emotional rawness.
One of Scotland’s dazzling young writing talents tackles the modern phenomenon of sex addiction. Dark, funny and deliciously erotic, DEATH OF A LADIES’ MAN is an intense portrait of male vanity, written with verve and emotional rawness.
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Reviews
'F*cked up, funny and fantastic'
'An insane, hallucinatory mosaic of sexual dysfunction, pathos, humour and narrative energy'
'Bissett's third novel is delivered with invention and flair'
'Hilarious, disturbing and hugely entertaining... Bain is a remarkable creation'
'[Alan Bissett] has pulled the sheets back on Lothario men and shown them lying there wriggling, pathetic, and bare-bummed...Bissett proves himself to be a fresh, compelling and distinctly Scottish literary talent'
'Devilishly funny and disturbingly accurate. A real gem'
'A high-speed, coke-fuelled rollercoaster ride through bars, classrooms and bedrooms'
'This is a novel of real ambition and complexity, at its heart a delicious tension between the desire to be good and darker urges in a world of ever fewer boundaries'
'Bracing, funny and full of energy...Bissett's central character is a wonderful literary creation'
'This is a very funny book...a complex and nuanced take on the sexual and social behaviour of a certain kind of man'
'Definitely worth a read... ****'