The little white polka dot dress danced on the sidewalk, and its white polka dots were phosphorescent splashes in the twilight, like an alarm. Sam couldn't believe it, it was a dream that escaped his mind, his youth that he had drunk and drunk again, until he finally threw it in the air, along with anything that could remind him of it [...]
Sam was there, helpless in his chair, electrified by the magical moment, when suddenly, his troubled heart shook: the woman had one leg amputated.

From the author of the famous political novel "Mapoutse". An alcoholic Indian and a lonely woman with a disability in her leg. The erotic encounter of two desperate people in the nights of San Francisco.