Married but Looking

Fiction. Unabashedly funny at turns dirty, revolting, tender and sarcastic Daniel S. Libman's stories bring us a new style that is part inner dialogue, part comic monologue Grace Paley meets Charles Bukowski. Armed with a comic's wit and a poet's ear, Libman celebrates marriage by excoriating what it falls prey to and must overcome: adultery, lusts and longings, dalliances both real and imagined. Here we see the fantasies of the adulterer, the dark paranoid world of the cuckold, and surpris...