The book "Don Juan" by Peter Handke

In his novel Don Juan, Peter Handke offers his own, highly original version of the story of the great heartbreaker. Here, Don Juan is more of a "wandering Jew" than a master of temptations and duels. In his wanderings, he meets a variety of women who have one thing in common: they all strive to seduce Don Juan. The novel is written in a subtle, poetic language, permeated with subtle humor and irony.