Jarek

The naked fairy sprinkles his magic dust and poof; the characters’ clothes disappear as they go on a naked romp through the bush. But don’t get me wrong, there is a very serious side to this story. Read how a couple of enlightened teachers guide their students through the class of unlearning. We are all born naked of body and naked of mind. But as soon as we are born parents and society plus political, social and religious leaders want to cover that body and instil their own beliefs in the mind.

On the surface some of this story might appear misogynistic, but look deeper for the real message. There is some great stuff here that all young men need to discuss. Oh, by the way, you may need to shake your own moral compass to ensure it is pointing the correct way.

Take the bare-butt ride, you’ll love it.

I am unsure how to explain this story. Quirky is the word that comes to mind. It is about Jarek and his journey from teacher to camp leader and back to teacher. That may sound uninspiring, but along the way he meets a  group of supporting characters that are sometimes bizarre: militant feminists, an unconsumated married couple, an assortment of students, and Sebastian Sanspere from the story of the same name. Jarek's journey and this mix of characters make for a story that is both funny and thought provoking. Rigby Taylor has a writing style that I enjoy and a view of life I find interesting. I recommend this story.