Bøger af Alice Andrews

The first novel to fully explore evolutionary psychology, Trine Erotic casts a hard and brilliant light on some of the timeless mysteries of human nature. Questions of love that preoccupy us (passionate love versus companionate love, selfish love and selfless love, for example), are viewed through a triune system which Andrews calls "evolution, experience, and culture." A book about the reconciliation of dichotomies such as spirituality vs. science and feminine vs. masculine principles, as well as memetics, free will vs. determinism, the will, desire, art, seduction, and why we write, this novel of ideas is a very provocative work.

Darwinian Literature. By all accounts 'Trine Erotic' is the first novel to explore evolutionary psychology. This "novel of ideas" -- what author Andrews calls "evolutionary fiction," "biofiction," and "meta-seductive fiction"-- also explores why we write: to seduce (as mating strategy), to process, to heal ourselves and ultimately readers, to find meaning. It's concerned with memes -- and art and culture's ability to influence our lives. And it attempts to address the questions of love that preoccupy us, such as passionate love versus companionate love, selfish love and selfless love; looking at love through a triune system, which Andrews calls: "evolution, experience, and culture." Finally, it is also a book about reconciliation of familiar dichotomies -- of spirituality and science; feminine and masculine principles/archetypes, and more.