Insatiable Spider Man by Pedro Juan Gutierrez

Insatiable Spider Man by Pedro Juan Gutierrez

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Insatiable Spider Man by Pedro Juan Gutierrez

Dirty Havana Trilogy was hugely acclaimed for its honest depiction of a Cuban capital characterised by sleaze, sex, poverty and hedonism. In The Insatiable Spiderman we see the return of its anti-hero, who is again prowling the streets of Havana. Pedro Juan's relationship with his wife is in terminal decline. He can no longer face kissing her on the mouth and the trappings of domestic bliss hold no charms for this most restless and predatory of men. Our narrator's interests lie elsewhere: in the infinite possibilities of a chaotic Caribbean city and the many chancers, artists and prostitutes who roam the streets in search of fresh experience. In his inimitably uncompromising and exhilarating style, Pedro Juan Gutierrez again takes the reader on a journey into the underbelly of contemporary Havana - a world of easy sex, hard drinking and humorous anecdote that will be all too recognisable to the Gutierrez connoisseur.
"'Shows the heart of Cuba with total honesty.. full of passion.' Time Out"
Pedro Juan Gutierrez began his working life at the age of eleven, as an ice-cream vendor and newsboy. The author of several published works of poetry, he lives in Havana. He is also the author of Tropical Animal, which Faber published in 2003.
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ISBN 13 9780571221615
ISBN 10 0571221610
Title Insatiable Spider Man
Author Pedro Juan Gutierrez
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Faber & Faber
Year published 2005-02-17
Number of pages 176
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.