Thesis on a Domestication

«Living with [Javier] Milei is like being married to an abuser. We wake up every day praying that he’s in a good mood and won’t hit us»

«The most important book on sexuality I have read since Jean Genet. It deals with friendship, desire and violence. It challenges all current frameworks of politics and literature. It is a fragment of the future.» Édouard Louis

«Camila Sosa Villada constructs a language that seems to have come out of a dream. A literary sensation.» Rolling Stone

«This novel challenges contemporary ideas about gender, sexuality and love.» The Wall Street Journal

«A fantastic world with equal parts violence and tenderness. It questions contemporary ideas about gender, sexuality and love.» Wall Street Journal

Camila Sosa Villada (born in 1982 in La Falda, Argentina) is an actress, poet and writer. She has become one of the most intense and necessary voices in contemporary Latin American literature. A trans woman, she transforms her experience into an aesthetic and political battlefield. She gives form to a poetics of survival, where scandal is the purest form of truth. To read Camila is to understand that literature can still be an act of danger, and of grace.