At the request of a blind woman with whom he has just spent the night, Rozanov, poet and improvisatore, weaves an eloquent tale on the theme of improvisation itself -- the Armenian peak of Ararat a recurring vision in his impromptu story. Any description will pale beside Thomas's brilliant unfurling of poetry and erotica; it simply must be read.

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