Queer

Queer
ISBN-10
8433978543
ISBN-13
9788433978547
Series
Queer
Category
Fiction
Pages
200
Language
Spanish
Published
2013-11-30
Publisher
Editorial Anagrama
Author
William S. Burroughs

Description

Queer, obra temprana de William S. Burroughs, es al mismo tiempo un descarnado autorretrato narrativo, una historia de amor brutalmente realista, una grotesca fantasía tragicómica, y una ingeniosa novela política. Un libro que proporciona muchas claves fu

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