Genet?

[rich]

our lady of the flowers was amusing

rich

On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 12:52 PM, Ian Livingston <igrlivingston at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I read The Maids and Deathwatch so long ago I can't even remember them
> now. Of course, my brain was pretty impaired through the ingestion of
> alcohol and other toxins, which behavior often evokes the freakshow in the
> slums of a poor fool's memory. Nevertheless, it's fairly certain that Genet
> and Artaud influenced the anarchist in me.
>
> On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 12:41 AM, Momò Nin <momonin at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi all:)
>>
>> Well, yesterday, I happened to crush in the  most "underground"
>>  secondhand bookshop in Dublin, Ireland, and I felt imminently sad as I
>> didn't see any orane/greenish colors of penguin anymore inside this shop,
>> but "Vintage" surprisingly (for me) became the major book resources for the
>> second hand, but anyway, I was shocked.
>>
>> But at least I  found  "Prisoner of love" by Jean Genet in the
>> shop...however I read it first 10 times when I was 14, and now i am 31, so
>> in following weeks I will be reading bout him and my childhood (well i read
>> in chinese before, now in english)
>>
>> as it is a curios book and i "learnt" the "sexy" sensation for the first
>> time (luckily or tragically).
>> Are there anyone here who have some reading experience with Genet as well?
>>
>> Thanks and the warmest regards
>>
>> momò
>>
>
>
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