Confessions of A Private Tutor

by Vikram Mathur

A man starts giving maths tuitions to keep his family afl oat. But with the students come their mothers. Voluptuous. Willing. Moneyed. I watched with delight as a line of confusion marked her brow. I had brought her to orgasm and I had left her dazed. Th e delight expanded to include superiority, and I slipped out of the house. Th e next day was a maths session with her son. He handed me an envelope. Inside it were ten one-hundred-rupee notes. I had been paid. I had been paid for sex. I had been paid well for sex. I had never used a prostitute-sex worker, I should say-but I remember crossing the Oval Maidan late one night and being accosted by one. She was well past her prime and had painted her face as if she were a red daubs on her cheeks, blue eyeshadow and black streaks near her eyes. I was now her brother under the skin. I should have felt bad about this, but I didn't. I felt. . .magnifi cent.

121 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Vikrantkuthiala · Rating 1 out of 5]

Junk, waste of time. Avoid.

[Kamakshi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Boring. Don’t read. Ever.

[Amit Gupta · Rating 1 out of 5]

Confessions of a Private tutor outlines the adventures of a young boy forced to give teaching lessons to school kids due to sudden demise of his father in order to support his family. He needs more money and the easy way out takes him to sleeping with kids' voluptuous mothers, willing to be satisfied with our tutor's charms. He starts taking more risks and his misadventures ultimately result in going buck naked (quite literally!) and start his life again.

Problem with this confession series is that it hardly provides any character building and hopping from point to point without feeling the need to stop and provide some basic facts. How the tutor is able to impress the mothers? What make him so irresistible to them? How he always gets overlooked by their husbands and other relatives? Most of these questions remain unanswered and the focus remains solely on the action between sheets. In the end, this hurt the book more than you can think of.

There are certain poignant moments in the book like the tutor struggling with getting the sister marriage finalized while busy minting money by giving sex sessions or the one in which he falls short of expectation first time he is paid for sex. But these are hardly the reasons to take pain in going through this book. I am going with 1.5/5 for Vikram Mathur's 'Confessions of a Private Tutor'. Its short but definitely not sweet or spicy.

[Chittajit Mitra · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's a simple & nice story about how things take a turn & changes one's life. I wish I could give half a star more.
With time maybe the author will mature in his writing & would support the plot more..

[Priya · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not a good book to read. It actually had nothing greatly written or expressed whether it being sex or male dominance or anything ..boring book .

[Pradeep jha · Rating 1 out of 5]

Worst book that i ever read. Total waste of time