The famous autobiographical novel by the most famous French writer of the 20th century tells, in his own words, about “betrayal, theft and homosexuality.” The author dedicated the novel to J.P. Sartre and S. De Beauvoir (using her friendly nickname - Castor). Genet speaks here about Genet without intermediaries; he talks about his life, insignificance and greatness, about his passions; he creates the history of his own thoughts... You will learn the truth, and it is terrible.” — Jean Paul Sartre