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Cobra Format:PaperbackBy Severo Sarduy Translated by Suzanne Jill Levine Introduction by James McCourt ISBN: 9781628975802 Publication Date: 5 6 2025 The late Severo Sarduy was one of the most outrageous and baroque of the Latin American Boom writers of the sixties and seventies, and Cobra was his finest creation. Cobra (1972) recounts the tale of a transvestite named Cobra, star of the Lyrical Theater of the Dolls, whose obsession is to transform his her body. She is
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