Season of Infidelity: BDSM Tales from the Classic Master
Written by Oniroku Dan
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
A collection of four pseudo-autobiographical stories by leading Japanese erotic fiction and porn movie writer Oniroku Dan. The collection of stories cover a variety of topics, from hedonism and porn stars to first loves and broken marriages.The four stories in this collection--originally published in Japan in 1997--are said to be based on true
stories from Dan's own life.
Oniroku Dan is the number one writer of sadomasochistic fiction in Japan--considered a Bondage Domination Sado-Masochism (BDSM) guru--penning both novels and screenplays
for BDSM films.
About the Author
Oniroku Dan (née Yukihiko Kuroiwa) was born in
1931. His first novel--a literary fiction entitled
Oyako Donburi (Parent and Child Bowl, referring
to a dish of rice with chicken and egg, but connoting
sex with a mother/daughter pair) garnered Dan the
All Yomimono Newcomer Award in 1957. His first
erotic novel--Flowers and Snakes--was written
under his current pseudonym, Oniroku Dan, in the
early 1960s, and he soon became the top writer of
erotic novels in Japan. In 1969, he founded Oni Productions
for which he wrote many pornographic
movie scripts and published bondage photo collections.
Dan has published more than 120 books, and his
works have been adapted to more than fifty movies.
From this book, "Season of Infidelity" was adapted
to the big screen in 2000, and "Pretty Boy" is currently
being shot by Japanese director Takashi
Miike.
