Another of his novels features the narrator's masochistic homosexual relationship with a Nazi soldier.
Jacques Derrida's book Glas [glah] counterposes a column of text by Hegel with a column of text analyzing works by this writer. The title epithet of the protagonist of the first of his novels comes from that drag queen's pinning of a rose near his genitals when servicing clients.  Another of his novels features the narrator's masochistic homosexual relationship with a Nazi soldier. Better-known works include one in which Village, Archibald, and others  reenact the rape and murder of a white woman, rendering ironic its subtitle of "A Clown Show." FTP name this author of Our Lady of the Flowers, The Miracle of the Rose, and absurdist plays like The Blacks and The Balcony.
Jacques Derrida's book Glas [glah] counterposes a column of text by Hegel with a column of text analyzing works by this writer.
Jean {Genet} (4) [CB]