Review:
Dogs and babies, old men, lovers, parents and children -- some of the most moving kisses ever recorded on film are here. Tom Robbins writes in the introduction: "No kiss is ever wasted, not even on the winless l0ttery ticket kissed for luck. Kiss trees. Favorite books. Bowling balls. Old Jews sometimes kiss their bread before eating it, and those are good kisses too. The best kisses, though, are those between lovers, because those are the consequential ones, the risky ones, the transformative ones, the ones that call the nymphs and satyrs back to life, the many-layered kisses that we dive into as into a fairy-tale frog pond or the warm whirlpool of our origins."
About the Author:
Bruce Velick is a private art dealer, exhibition curator, and art management software developer living in Mill Valley, California. He curated the traveling exhibition that inspired this book.
Tom Robbins's fifth novel, Skinny Legs and All, is being published in spring of 1990.
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