In the last part of this  book, a virgin becomes bored with sex just by studying the erogenous zones on a picture of a woman, and an orgy hostess  enforces multiple contacts between participants.
This book contains a moving scene in which the narrator's father continuously repeats "that's strange," having lost the  power of speech at the very instant when he finally understood the meaning of Beethoven's sonatas. In the last part of this  book, a virgin becomes bored with sex just by studying the erogenous zones on a picture of a woman, and an orgy hostess  enforces multiple contacts between participants. One woman in this book recites her husband's pet names for her while  being gang-raped by several children who leave her to drown then go circle- dancing in the streets. This book describes  how a cap remained the only vestige of (*) Vladimir Clementis after he was airbrushed out of a photograph with Klement  Gottwald in its first section, "Lost Letters." Tamina appears in the second of two sections titled "The Angels" in this work. For 10  points, name this book about two ways of coping with life in authoritarian Czechoslovakia, written by Milan Kundera.
This book contains a moving scene in which the narrator's father continuously repeats "that's strange," having lost the  power of speech at the very instant when he finally understood the meaning of Beethoven's sonatas.
The Book of Laughter and Forgetting [or Kniha smíchu a zapomnění; or Le livre du rire et de l’oubli]