The autobiography of an old man in search of an orgasm.

John Krugge, an old man now, writes a series of letters to his former girlfriends--Melissa, Penelope, Emily, Cecily, and a host of other delicious ladies. In this missives he recalls his sexual exploits and adventures in vivid detail, revealing what a remarkable memory some old men have. Old John Krugge has a keen sense of humor, and some of the rural scenes with innocent young country girls are funny. In fact, old John Krugge never deviated from his taste for very young girls, for he was a purist. In bursts of great descriptive power, he lays bare the facts of his bawdy youth, with he was a charming playboy with a devastating way among the "sweet young things." It may truly be said that John Krugge was an epicurean of young girls.