<p>One morning, while taking a shower, Tander's penis simply falls off. It’s awkward. It’s inconvenient. It’s… quite a problem, to say the least.</p><p>He places it carefully in a box marked "<em>Raspberries"</em> and stores it in the freezer before cycling to the emergency room. Surely, someone must be able to reattach it? The doctors are fascinated, but unable to help. One even offers to buy it. Tander declines. He returns home without answers — and with some difficult questions. Should he tell his wife? Can he keep his job at the motor magazine? Has this happened to other men?</p><p><em>Cocks</em> is a sharply funny story about loss, identity, and modern masculinity. With Erlend Loe’s signature absurdism and satire, it explores what it really means to be a man — and to be whole.</p><p>«The author’s dry, witty style is perfect for absurd stories like this. […] This is fun. A lot of fun.»<strong><br>Stavanger Aftenblad, five/six stars</strong></p><p>«When did a novel last make me