I got at my work email a rather spammy sounding email from a publishing company advertising a new work by a man named Mikhail Armalinsky. No other information is required.
He is called the King of Russian Erotic Literature.
His new book has just came out in Moscow
Armalinsky is also the publisher of Russian authors of erotic literature
He is the editor of the following collections:
Children’s Erotic Folklore
Russian Shameless Proverbs and Sayings
The First Almanac of Russian Erotic Literature “Copulation”
Armalinsky has translated and published first complete Russian edition of “Philosophy in the Bedroom” by Marquis de Sade.
Since 1999 Armalinsky publishes General Erotic Literary Magazine (in Russian) on Internet
The New York’ Museum of Sex has acquired genital flag by Mikhail Armalinsky. The title of that symbolic art piece is “United State.”
In 1989 “United State” flag made the cover of “Screw Magazine”.
The main idea of the essay “A She-Savior” is that the legalization of prostitution must be based on a return of its divine, sacred character, so that prostitution will be considered the most honorable profession, the one closest to God, the holiest.
Here are the chapters:
A Short History of Prostitution
A Comprehensive Definition of the Prostitute
Why Young Men Need Prostitutes
Why the Lonely Need Prostitutes
Why Married Men Need Prostitutes
Why the Poor Need Prostitutes
Why Old Men Need Prostitutes
Why the Sick and Deformed Need Prostitutes
Why Every Man Needs a Prostitute
The Prostitute and the “Proper” Woman
The Causes and Incentives of Prostitution
Hatred of Prostitutes
The Future of Prostitution
I would be happy to provide you with more information.
March 22, 2013 at 10:39 pm |
Instead of questioning if it is spam, better read Armalinsky’s “A She-Savior” and Pushkin’s Secret Journal 1836-1837 he published. Very useful and enjoyable reading.
March 26, 2013 at 2:49 pm |
I will! What I meant was that the format of the note –– plus the fact that I received four unsolicited emails in close succession all promoting the same material –– made me suspicious. It wasn’t the content.