The Works of Guillaume Dustan, Volume 1
By Guillaume Dustan
Edited by Thomas Clerc
By Guillaume Dustan
Edited by Thomas Clerc
By Guillaume Dustan
Edited by Thomas Clerc
By Guillaume Dustan
Edited by Thomas Clerc
Part of Semiotext(e) / Native Agents
Part of Semiotext(e) / Native Agents
Category: Fiction | Essays & Literary Collections
Category: Fiction | Essays & Literary Collections
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$17.95
Jun 29, 2021 | ISBN 9781635901429
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Jun 29, 2021 | ISBN 9781635901436
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Praise
“His books are not the sort of autofictional Aids narratives made famous by his more high-minded predecessor Hervé Guibert, whose interest in “putrefaction, illness, death” Dustan disliked. Instead they are about the banality of living and fucking with HIV. The point of gay literature, he felt, was not to concentrate on ‘suffering’ but ‘to roll around on the floor and tell people: you’re not having your asses sufficiently eaten and you’re not doing enough coke.'”
—Lili Own Rowlands, London Review of Books
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