Anita's House is an erotic novel about the Holocaust. This book was written in New York in English by Leningrad-born artist Boris Lurie (1924–2008). He spent 5 years in Nazi concentration camps, including Buchenwald. Almost his entire family died. Boris Lurie miraculously survived and left for the USA. The novel about a sex concentration camp in the middle of New York was published in 2010, after the death of the author. Anita's House is a sexual concentration camp in the center of New York. Slaves please their mistresses by fulfilling their whims. The ghosts of murdered Jews also live here. The novel is dedicated to the rituals of this secret society, which is gradually disintegrating. The old New York also disappears: Stalin and his tanks arrive there, and sex slaves go to Albania, which seemed to the author an ideal state. Lurie demonstrates that after the Holocaust, restrictions were lifted because all moral standards were violated. Such literature is like a raped man who no longer cares: he can only scream about his despair. The novel “Anita's House” is a cry, but not for help, but about a monstrous fact, an atrocity that has been committed.