D.e. Butler

The Slavonic Dances of Josef Vidich D.e. Butler

An inexplicable convergence of lovers threatens to complicate Josef's life, when a student from Paris arrives and presents him with a volume of Russian folktales. The addition of her libidinous intent and hallucinatory text, sets the stage for peculiar destruction. The Slavonic Dances of Josef Vidich, a novel framed in a fragmented and unflinching "Don Juan" story, follows the fancy footwork of a confused anti-hero as he attempts to reconcile his blurred sense of self, his disastrous love life, and the mysterious call of his distant Balkan heritage.