Eva Tal Glickman's bright and humorous debut book brings together three short and eccentric stories, not unfamiliar with irony, about strange events that occurred in the lives of three Israelis, which testify in three different ways to an appetite for a life that is not devoid of lust. The protagonists of the stories grudgingly recognize their ordinary lives, and stumble upon actions and sights that are seemingly unacceptable and in fact have a simple logic. The first succumbs to the passion she feels for her cousin's beauty; the second is caught up in a horror play that tests his paternity while riding a motorcycle; and for the third, the bourgeois woman, it seems that fate is trying to say something through a tomato that has been stung. Eva Tal Glickman took on the challenge of narrative innovation, imprinting her stories with the stamp of others.