Robert Wintner

Lizard Blue Robert Wintner

Drifting through a life grown mundane, a man encounters a younger woman. In a glance, she restores the heat, hunger, and hopefulness of youth. Meeting again, as if by chance, they stumble over the differences between them, like age, mobility, and need. They set off for Europe, to scratch each other's back, but the itch lingers. Agreeing to part, briefly, to refresh, she heads south to see an old friend, as he stays north, alone. Lizard Blue is the searing portrait of a man flawed-a novel about lust and love, vibrant women, and a middle-age satyr who suffers love in his heart, on a journey of discovery.