The little stories of Dissections, halfway between lyrical and narrative, are live texts, wrapped in hilarious black humor and macabre sensuality. They are fragments of a journey down a rickety path within the chaos of human relationships crossed by consumption, superficiality and cannibalism. The narrative self is fragmented and broken in this confused corporeal world, where bodies have the last word, where people are consumed and thrown away like an empty beer can.

Author

Fernando Rigone (La Plata 1979), is Professor of Letters, writer and craftsman. He has published the poetry books Paragraphs and Prosas, the books of short stories, Palabrología y Cuentos sin moral y La ciudad, as well as the play El silencio, premiered in La Plata. As an artisan he works in wood and has traveled to different cities in Argentina and other Latin American countries. He currently teaches literature classes in various schools in La Plata, and is working on the theater piece Girls Females and the opposite Trenes.