Title: a refreshing nexus of reason and passion
Product review: "Lay with Me, Lie with Me" is an Aristotelian tale of being and becoming, of intellect and sex, an existential romp interlaced with a clash of Platonic categories. Pedestrian notions of right and wrong, as well as social correctness are alive and well in this tale where two people transcend the mundane, only to realize that to truly live is to be part of the mundane. Kudos to the author for omitting the buckets of verbiage that so many new to the art writers feel obliged to dump on the unwary reader. This story moves, even as its main characters move and mate, and wonder about both. The intellectual conflicts ring as true as the physical trysts.
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