The Declared Enemy: Texts and Interviews

This compelling collection showcases the vast and multifaceted thoughts of Jean Genet, blending his literary genius with stimulating discussions from various interviews and articles. Through the lens of his poignant insights, readers are invited to explore themes of identity, resistance, and the nature of art itself. The collaboration with Albert Dichy and Jeff Fort enhances Genet's voice, offering a richer context to his groundbreaking ideas.

Readers will find a treasure trove of material that spans the complexity of Genet’s worldview, revealing both his admiration for and dissent from societal norms. This rich tapestry not only celebrates an important literary figure but also serves as a profound commentary on the human experience, encouraging reflection on the roles of art and the artist in society.