The Sexcess

<p>THE SEXCESS is a sensuous novel by George Frank Oliver which is brash to exhibit audacious literary language by far by an Indo-British author. The book in fact may not appease the traditional people or readers with its high-strung diction and contents of myth and philosophy sex amour and rampant passions of men and women for lust and money. Far from being autobiographical the novel depicts the acute intellectual burst of the protagonist in his trenchant words with no empathy for people who exploit people themselves.  With a strong grouse and inexorable dejection in Nigerian life Dalton is ever libidinous and craves sex and money. Above all the voice of Gabriel the mythical ancestor gives an electric power to the whole structure of the novel set in a Nigerian backdrop.</p>