Ravelstien by Saul Bellow


a good friend miss Carmel Geverola gaved me this booked since i told her one time in our chat at the canteen area about this funny book, which is profound on depiction of the book. a story of two college professors and complications of their erotic attachment as they aged. i love wikipedia for it shortens the books entirity.

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