“Angélica Liddell writes with the nerve, the disgust, the fever of those who are out of place by choice and by fat”

“In Cuentos atados a la pata de un lobo, the writer and playwright traces a descent into hell. Her aesthetic is raw and indigestible, perverse and fascinating. It is not so much a book as a performance. In her stories, the human experience becomes a cabinet of atrocities, a parade of unhealthy relationships and terrible loneliness, a procession of mutilated bodies, of deranged beings, of victims and executioners, of crimes and passions, of tedium and fragility, of old age and astonishment at the passage of time. The text exudes fear, blood, sweat, and feces.”