A race for the stolen phallus of a nameless god Phallos is a 2004 novel by the acclaimed novelist and critic Samuel R.
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Appended to the text are an afterword by Robert F.
Vivid and clever, the original novella has been expanded by nearly a third.
Young Neoptolomus searches after the stolen phallus of the nameless god of Hermopolis, crafted of gold and encrusted with jewels, within which are reputedly the ancient secrets of science and society that will lead to power, knowledge, and wealth.
The story moves from Syracuse to Egypt, from the Pillars of Hercules to Rome, from Athens to Byzantium, and back.
Taking the form of a gay pornographic novella, with the explicit sex omitted, Phallos is set during the reign of the second-century Roman emperor Hadrian, and circles around the historical account of the murder of the emperor\'s favorite, Antinous.
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A race for the stolen phallus of a nameless god Phallos is a 2004 novel by the acclaimed novelist and critic Samuel R
