Ira Holloway is a man who loves women, adores their
quiddities, luxuriates ceaselessly in their bodies: toes, earlobes, the whole array of earthly delights. When he is paying what would appear to be
monomaniacal attention to one sweetheart, he is, naughty fellow,
roistering in memory or anticipation with a
flotilla of others. This isn't calculated,
callous satyrism; Ira isn't
Don Juan. He's helpless, a captive.