The Slavonic Dances of Josef Vidich

About the Book

An inexplicable convergence of lovers threatens to complicate Josef's life, when a student from Paris arrives and presents him with a volume of Russian folktales. The addition of her libidinous intent and hallucinatory text, sets the stage for peculiar destruction.

The Slavonic Dances of Josef Vidich, a novel framed in a fragmented and unflinching "Don Juan" story, follows the fancy footwork of a confused anti-hero as he attempts to reconcile his blurred sense of self, his disastrous love life, and the mysterious call of his distant Balkan heritage.

About the Author

D.E. Butler was born in 1962 and currently makes his home in Seattle.