What need prompts the heroine to place an ad to create a harem of six men?

What motive drives the candidates to respond, each taking on one-sixth of the expenses?

What do a Dionysian lover reciting poetry, a romantic nature lover, a homosexual artist, an Athenian painter, an archaeologist-traveler, and a technocrat have in common?

In "Harem of Men," with deep irony and a light philosophical disposition, Sofia Mantouválu attempts a descent into female existence and the visible and invisible relationship with her male partner in life. In the erotic game she invents, she exposes the weaknesses in communication between the two genders and, through an unexpected twist, provides the answer to the question that has plagued the female population for years: who is the ideal partner to cover the complexity of female existence?