by Fernando Vallejo · ALFAGUARA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420438863
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In 'Memorias de un hijueputa', Fernando Vallejo returns with a scathing and personal critique against the political class and contemporary society. Through the voice of an irreverent memoirist, Vallejo explores themes such as corruption, democracy, religion, and animal defense, all with a provocative style and direct language that challenges the reader. The novel presents a protagonist who, after a military coup, becomes the leader of his country and decides to transform Colombia through extreme actions, leaving a legacy of disjointed scraps of paper that his niece, a pornographic book editor, tries to organize. This work is a punch to the Church, politics, and society, inviting reflection on the current world.
Fernando Vallejo Rendón is a Colombian-born novelist, filmmaker and essayist. He obtained Mexican citizenship in 2007.
