After the Moonwalk is a tale of love - as such, a story about desire and definition; conquest, image and illusion; surrender and elegance; freedom; memory and trespass. A lounge, a boudoir, a loft and its window of one thousand tinted tiles, form part of the backdrop for the unlikely Marie-Antoinette, Scheherezade, Achilles, Elvis Blue, and York. A bibliophilic visitor flounders about, from hotel room to the streets, from time to time, unidentified. There are pasts and revelation; there is a romantic triangle or two, but the geometry is suspect.
Davis-Vautrin Book order (chronological)
