"Epistolary fiction." . . "Cuentos humorísticos." . . "Man-woman relationships--Fiction" . . "Relaciones hombre-mujer Novela." . . "Man-women relationships Fiction." . . . . . . . "Epistolary fiction"@en . . "Epistolary fiction" . . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . . "\"Two lonely, lived-in, thirty-somethings. One boring wedding. One heated encounter in a quiet cloakroom. It's not exactly the recipe for love. And John and Jane's time in a cloakroom clearly isn't the beginning of anything real; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, literally, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over, properly. They might try getting to know one another first. But they live on opposite sides of the country. So they agree to write. And they do. What follows is a series of traded and shared confessions: of their messy sexual and emotional histories, their first shy, callow relationships, their past errors and their big loves, their flaws and their passions\"--Back cover." . . . "Love stories"@en . . . . . . . . . . "Humorous fiction" . "Humorous fiction"@en . . . . . . . . "Humorous stories" . . "Two rambunctious, romantic flameouts. One boring wedding. One heated embrace in a quiet coatroom. This is not exactly the recipe for true love. John and Jane's lusty encounter at a friend's wedding isn't really the beginning of anything with any weight to it; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over properly. They might try getting to know one another first, through letters. What follows is a series of traded confessions? of their messy histories, their past errors, their big loves, their flaws, and their passions. Each love affair, confessed as honestly as possible, reveals the ways in which Jane and John have grown and changed? or not changed? over the years; the people they've hurt, the ones still bruised. The ones who bruised them. Where all of this soul-baring will take them is the burning question behind every letter? a question that can only be answered when they meet again, finally, in the flesh."@en . . . . . "Which brings me to you" . . "\"Two rambunctious, romantic flameouts. One boring wedding. One heated embrace in a quiet coatroom. This is not exactly the recipe for true love. John and Jane's lusty encounter at a friend's wedding isn't really the beginning of anything with any weight to it; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over properly. They might try getting to know one another first, through letters. What follows is a series of traded confessions?of their messy histories, their past errors, their big loves, their flaws, and their passions. Each love affair, confessed as honestly as possible, reveals the ways in which Jane and John have grown and changed?or not changed?over the years; the people they've hurt, the ones still bruised. The ones who bruised them. Where all of this soul-baring will take them is the burning question behind every letter?a question that can only be answered when they meet again, finally, in the flesh.\"--Publisher's description." . . . . . . "Antes de ti" . "Antes de ti"@es . . . . "Which brings me to you : a novel in confessions"@en . "Which brings me to you : a novel in confessions" . . . "Which brings me to you a novel in confessions"@en . "Personas solteras Novela." . . "Novela epistolar." . .