13 th reading suggestions. Lautréamont. Chants of Maldoror 
Les chants de Maldoror were written and published between 1868 and 1869 by Isidore Ducasse, under the pseudonym of Count of at twenty-Lautréamont years. A year later he died. The first complete edition was seized and only a few copies were bound to be given to the author. There are six songs or poetic prose poem, but in the end it almost became a novel without plot. The author loads each stanza with boredom, banter and a rebellious and wild imagination. It is also an ode to the beauty of ugliness praised. All a bold duality that is part of this universe presurrealista. Creative writing is sublime, dreamy and disturbing. Built on nightmares, borders on the fantastic and absurd. It also appreciate influences of Byron and Goethe. There is a heavy load to biographical fiction sustaining As for the names of both the work and the pseudonym, Maldoror could refer to "dawn of evil" and Lautréamont mean "the other is in Montevideo or other Montevideo" Maldoror, the protagonist, is a superhuman murderer, sadistic, vicious, evil angel having sex with a female shark destroy noting some shipwrecked. Always fight against God and placing it in a whorehouse ridiculed.
say that those who read the Cantos-dictated to the author by Lucifer himself, will go crazy ... Here is a masterful review ,
a classic comic and a fragment of the work (in the title can be downloaded) "Heaven grant that the reader momentarily spirited and as fierce as what you read, find no disoriented abrupt and savage his way through the desolate swamps of these dark pages and full of venom, for, unless it applies to his reading a rigorous logic and spiritual tension at least equal to a mistrust, the deadly fumes permeate your soul this book, like sugar water permeates. More information:
http://www.giusseppe.net/talleres/documenta/malditos.pdf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnW2rOnRF8M&feature=related
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conde_de_Lautr% C3% A9amont that we can complete with everything you want to tell one of commentators in this blog that was without knowing who suggested this proposal, if not gone mad ...
Les chants de Maldoror were written and published between 1868 and 1869 by Isidore Ducasse, under the pseudonym of Count of at twenty-Lautréamont years. A year later he died. The first complete edition was seized and only a few copies were bound to be given to the author. There are six songs or poetic prose poem, but in the end it almost became a novel without plot. The author loads each stanza with boredom, banter and a rebellious and wild imagination. It is also an ode to the beauty of ugliness praised. All a bold duality that is part of this universe presurrealista. Creative writing is sublime, dreamy and disturbing. Built on nightmares, borders on the fantastic and absurd. It also appreciate influences of Byron and Goethe. There is a heavy load to biographical fiction sustaining As for the names of both the work and the pseudonym, Maldoror could refer to "dawn of evil" and Lautréamont mean "the other is in Montevideo or other Montevideo" Maldoror, the protagonist, is a superhuman murderer, sadistic, vicious, evil angel having sex with a female shark destroy noting some shipwrecked. Always fight against God and placing it in a whorehouse ridiculed. say that those who read the Cantos-dictated to the author by Lucifer himself, will go crazy ... Here is a masterful review , a classic comic and a fragment of the work (in the title can be downloaded) "Heaven grant that the reader momentarily spirited and as fierce as what you read, find no disoriented abrupt and savage his way through the desolate swamps of these dark pages and full of venom, for, unless it applies to his reading a rigorous logic and spiritual tension at least equal to a mistrust, the deadly fumes permeate your soul this book, like sugar water permeates. More information: http://www.giusseppe.net/talleres/documenta/malditos.pdf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnW2rOnRF8M&feature=related http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conde_de_Lautr% C3% A9amont that we can complete with everything you want to tell one of commentators in this blog that was without knowing who suggested this proposal, if not gone mad ... 
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