The Erotic World of Peter De Rome
The Erotic World of Peter De Rome By Peter De Rome
1985 | 176 Pages | ISBN: 0907040462 | PDF | 23 MB
1985 | 176 Pages | ISBN: 0907040462 | PDF | 23 MB
Peter de Rome, an English film-maker living in America, won fame for his films described as "an elevated celebration of sex" (Financial Times). His work became an immediate hit all across the U.S. and was hailed as "extremely erotic" (John Russell Taylor); "gassy- a real rarity" (William Burroughs); and "light years beyond the competition" (Andy Warhol's Interview). Now, in his first book , Peter de Rome tells the story of his own life from childhood through the Royal Air Force in the Second World War, from New York in the 1950s to the Civil Rights movement in Alabama and New Orleans, all before he ever began to make films. Racy, witty and adventurous, de Rome's own life reads like the screen play for one of his movies, and shows gay sexuality at its most joyous and life enhancing, blind to the barriers of class and race.