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Baise-Moi (Rape Me)
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is one of the most controversial French novels of recent years, a punk fantasy that takes female rage to its outer limits. The basis for a hit underground film which was banned in France,
is a searing story of two women on a rampage that is part Thelma and Louise, part Viking conquest.
Manu and Nadine have had all they can take. Manu has been brutally raped and determines it's not worth leaving anything precious lying vulnerable—including her very self. She teams up with Nadine, a nihilist who watches pornography incessantly, and they enact their own version of les vols et les viols (rape and pillage)—they lure men sexually, use them up, then rob and kill them. Drawing from the spiky cadences of the Sex Pistols and the murderous eroticism of Georges Bataille or Dennis Cooper,
is a shocking, accomplished, and truly unforgettable novel.
"Pure payback . . . subversive and exhilarating."—
"Fuses triple-X porno, New Wave abandon, and feminist revenge fantasy . . . Risky and different."—
"A small revolution."—
"An underground favorite that will be talked about for years."—
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“Ha sido increíble, me encantan este tipo de libros, definitivamente tengo que leer más a la autora, es perfecto, facil de leer engancha muchisimo, consigues conectar con las protagonistas a pesar de todo lo que hacen y lo violentas que son, me encanta ese rollo kinky que tiene y la manera de escribir todo todo me encanta”
“Normally a book titled this would be immediately off my list but i’ve been crawling my way out of a slump and figured if i hate it at least i’m reading, and it’s not too long, so if i hate it i churn through it and i’m done. enjoyed it much more than i thought i would—likely because it’s clear from the beginning that these are not going to be good people, so when they are not good people, it didn’t really upset me LMAO. oddly endearing friendship here. despite how much of it is centered around sexuality (in both the regular and violent sense as the name implies), the writing is so distant yet straightforward that it reads as very sexless, sterilized despite the vulgarity.”
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