The Other sex

or

 Transfiguration in the Kingdom of the Concrete Lions


by Don LoCicero

[FICTION, 352 pages

Book Description:
The Other Sex by Don LoCicero is a hilarious, erotic, absurd, and simultaneously profound romp through the labyrinth of human sexual identity. The unforgettable adventures of Helen and Harold Kern, a devoted couple who wake up one morning transfigured into each other, will make readers shake their heads in disbelief when they are not rocking with laughter. Will Harold’s mother-in-law change her negative attitude toward him now that he carries her future grandchild in what used to be her daughter’s womb? Can the burned out pastor of their church offer spiritual aid to them? Will the young social worker who holds a black belt in karate be able to give them pragmatic advice? Are they able to obtain sound legal counsel from a famous transvestite lawyer, or medical relief from their trusted family doctor? With the combined insight and wit of a Jonathan Swift, Franz Kafka and Woody Allen, LoCicero convinces us that people are not always, if ever, what and who they seem to be.

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