To use the words of the author himself, “publishing this is simply a crime. Colleagues will laugh." Laugh is not quite the right word. They'd rather be ashamed. There is too much, they will say, “bodily bottom”, all sorts of everyday immorality, vulgarity and... And in general, the author seems to be a sexual maniac. This is on the one hand. On the other hand, this side of life, like the other side of the Moon, has always existed - it was simply less illuminated. Which, however, is also doubtful. It has been beautifully illuminated for many centuries - remember Apuleius, Boccaccio and even some very recent “Fifty Shades of Grey”. Let’s write in the annotation: “Rough eroticism and everyday cynicism allow the author to model completely unexpected situations, to stage his characters...” He stages them however he likes, why hide it. And the author’s taste sometimes changes, that’s true. Well, everyone cheats on each other there, taste is no exception. The last doubt: is he breaking the law? Apparently not. Provided, of course, that this book will be stored, as they say in the instructions for the medicines, “in places inaccessible to children.” So, shall we publish it? Ay, okay - print!