?Flying South? is the first book in the saga ?STORIES OF A MARRIEDMAN? in which his protagonist tells us in the first person andexplicitly his experiences during a long work trip in Patagonia. Inthis adventure, unexpected sexual situations and friendshipintertwine, unmasking the most hidden repressed desires, own andothers.
Gonzalo immerses us into the most primitive instincts ofhuman sexuality, telling us about situations that occur inside andoutside of his marriage, exposing his experiences in exploring hisbisexuality, and leading us to travel the roads he dares to takewithout any obstacles or inhibitions.
With the intention of notweakening the story's wild character, the author uses the ordinary and vulgar language used by men daily when they talk or are immersed amid sexual situations, beyond cultural, economic, or social conditions.