"Besides the lack of various goods, we also had a shortage of truth, intimate conversations, freedom, and eroticism. I even remember vividly cutting out the famous page 27 of 'The Godfather' with a razor blade, because Puzo described the sex scene there in detail. Each of us tried to find eroticism in many strange places," Georgi Gospodinov, a prominent Bulgarian writer, told Newsweek.
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"Besides the lack of various goods, we also had a shortage of truth, intimate conversations, freedom, and eroticism. I even remember vividly cutting out the famous page 27 of 'The Godfather' with a razor blade, because Puzo described the sex scene there in detail. Each of us tried to find eroticism in many strange places," Georgi Gospodinov, a prominent Bulgarian writer, told Newsweek.