 In his book, "Never Enough" (2007), about a murder committed in 2003 in Hong Kong, described by the "New York Times Book Review" as hard-boiled clichés with a cartoonish first impression, Joe McGinniss describes a court case in which "twink" was defined as "a gay slang term used to denote an attractive, boyish-looking gay man between the ages of 18 and 23, slender ectomorph and with little or no body hair, often blond, often but not necessarily Caucasian.