Kiss of the Spider Woman and Two Other Plays - Manuel Puig - Manuel Puig

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Compiled together for the first time, here are three Plays by Argentine novelist and playwright Manuel Puig, who died in 1990.
Puig is the author of seven novels, translated into fourteen languages..
This is convincing proof that Manual Puig was one of our most talented writers - no matter what the medium.
These eminently readable Plays highlight all the gifts that make Puig\'s fiction so remarkable.
Compiled together for the first time, here are three Plays by Argentine novelist and playwright Manual Puig: the well-known Kiss of the Spider Woman, a sharply provocative tale of love, victimization, and fantasy, and of the friendship that develops between two strikingly different men imprisoned together in a Latin American jail
Puig\'s first drama written directly for the stage, Under a Mantle of Stars, a recurring dream that is never ending; and Mystery of the Rose Bouquet, an astute tale of deep compassion and illusion.
Puig is the author of seven novels, translated into fourteen languages.
This is convincing proof that Manual Puig was one of our most talented writers - no matter what the medium.
Compiled together for the first time, here are three Plays by Argentine novelist and playwright Manual Puig: the well-known Kiss of the Spider Woman, a sharply provocative tale of love, victimization, and fantasy, and of the friendship that develops between two strikingly different men imprisoned together in a Latin American jail
Puig\'s first drama written directly for the stage, Under a Mantle of Stars, a recurring dream that is never ending; and Mystery of the Rose Bouquet, an astute tale of deep compassion and illusion.
Also included are the compelling works Under a Mantle of Stars and Mystery of the Rose Bouquet.
The centerpiece of the volume is Puig\'s Kiss of the Spider Woman, made into an acclaimed film starring William Hurt.
Compiled together for the first time, here are three Plays by Argentine novelist and playwright Manuel Puig, who died in 1990