Camila. A profane poet, a backstreet wren, an anarchist saint, a rock and roll queer.
Standing firmly between being a subject of desire and an object of hate, Camila Sosa Villada writes in a striking and epic language about her days in Córdoba's famous Sarmiento Park.
While depicting the park residents in their most glorious and heartbreaking nakedness, he transforms shame, fear, intolerance, contempt and lack of understanding into a marvelous piece of literature.
Bad Girls is a sad and courageous novel, a tribute to the marginalized, an explosive manifesto and a unique case study.