Die Engel von Hollywood. Roman. by Manuel…

Die Engel von Hollywood. Roman. (edition 1985)

by Manuel Puig

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A novel of paranoia and sexual obsession by the author of Kiss of the Spider Woman, Betrayed by Rita Hayworth and Heartbreak Tango, which combines elements of espionage and science fiction as it relates, by turns, two intricately related tales.

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Title:	Die Engel von Hollywood. Roman.
Authors:	Manuel Puig
Info:	Suhrkamp (1985), 1. Aufl. Broschiert, 260 pages
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A novel of paranoia and sexual obsession by the author of Kiss of the Spider Woman, Betrayed by Rita Hayworth and Heartbreak Tango, which combines elements of espionage and science fiction as it relates, by turns, two intricately related tales.

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