El libro que se cuenta en Maricon perdido
Bob Pop es nuestra Fran Lebowitz - Laura Barrachina, El Ojo Critico
Una novela que interesara mucho a todos aquellos lectores que, como el propio autor, se han cansado de ser clientes. -Marta Sanz
Mateo no tiene su mejor noche. ?Como soy? Cliente. Joven (treinta y cuatro). Gordo. Guapo. Rico. Homosexual. Alcoholico (ni drogadicto ni un genio, Truman). Inseguro. Paranoico. Nervioso. Risueno. Y educado . Volviendo a casa muy tarde, tras una cena y bastante alcohol, no consigue encontrar taxi y decide parar en una sauna. Descansar un rato, quiza encontrar un poco de compania, despejarse, no volver a casa solo y desolado. Pero hay dias que no acaban nunca, y noches en las que un cliente manso puede verse obligado a cambiar de piel.
Mansos, publicada originalmente en 2010, es la primera novela de un entonces desconocido Roberto Enriquez al que ahora leemos, seguimos y escuchamos como Bob Pop.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
The story being told in Maricon perdido.
Bob Pop is our Fran Lebowitz. -Laura Barrachina, El Ojo Critico
A novel that will be of great interest to all those readers that, just as our author, are tired of being clients. -Marta Sanz
Mateo is not having his best night. Who am I? Client. Young (thirty-four). Fat. Handsome. Rich. Homosexual. Alcoholic (neither a drug addict, nor a genius, Truman). Insecure. Paranoid. Jumpy. Smiley. And polite. On his way home after dinner and plenty of alcohol, he can’t find a taxi and decides to stop at a sauna, rest for a while, maybe find some company, clear his head, not go home alone and devastated. But there are days that never end, and nights in which a meek client maybe forced toshed his skin.
The Meek, first published in 2010, is the first novel by a then unknown Roberto Enriquez, whom we now read, follow, and listen as Bob Pop.
