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Cristina Peri Rossi

    November 12, 1941

    This author stands as a significant voice in Latin American literature, emerging prominently in the post-1960s era. Her extensive body of work, encompassing novels, poetry, and short stories, is characterized by its profound exploration of human experience and intricate narrative style. Through her writing, she delves into themes of identity and displacement, often drawing from her own journey through exile. Readers are drawn to her distinctive literary craft and the evocative worlds she creates.

    Mona Lisa und ihr Maler
    Desastres Íntimos / Intimate Disasters
    Die Zigarette
    State of Exile
    Julio Cortázar y Cris
    Intimate Disasters
    • 2014

      Intimate Disasters

      • 110 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      "In this modern age, when the means of communication have turned individual and collective history into a spectacle, literature is the privileged space of subjectivity. This book allows us to peer into the fascinating inner world of characters trapped in their particular deliriums: a club of fetishists who discuss their sexual manias, a man in love with a whale-woman, a man whose wife has left him for another woman, and a beautiful secretary who is also a mother feeling asphyxiated by her family. Readers, no matter how they see themselves and what their sexual preferences may be, will experience the same sensation." -- Back cover

      Intimate Disasters