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Almost Never

by Daniel Sada

Almost Never

by Daniel Sada

"Almost Never" depicts the storied life of Demetrio Sordo, an agronomist in postwar Mexico who seeks to alleviate his ennui through carnal escapades. Set against the backdrop of a nation on the brink of industrialization, the narrative unfolds as Demetrio's lustful pursuits lead him between the arms of Mireya, a seductive prostitute, and Renata, the epitome of virginal love whom he meets through familial obligations. As Demetrio grapples with the complexities of love and lust, he must navigate a series of comic and poignant dilemmas, juggling clandestine passions, societal expectations, and personal desires. This satirical exploration of masculinity and changing societal norms in Mexico offers a tantalizing glimpse into a man torn between the throes of desire and the pursuit of something more profound.

  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Satire
  • Cultural
  • Romance
  • Humor
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