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The Shit of God

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The first collection of the texts by one of the world’s leading and most controversial performance artists. Diamanda Galas’s texts are interspersed with biblical passages, poetry from renowned writers and her own thoughts.

Artist / Author Diamanda Galás
Publisher High Risk Books
ISBN 9781852424329
Reference P2078
Date 1996
Type Publication

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