by Kiko Amat · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433916587
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In 'Los enemigos', Kiko Amat reflects on the foundations of enmity, exploring class hatred, childhood helplessness, and the omnipresence of violence. This book is a manual for understanding enmity, the fixation with the opposite, and actions out of spite. Through a first-person confession, Amat offers a practical lesson on the usefulness of resentment and revenge as vital and artistic engines, without ceasing to regret everything stated. The reader will find reflections on the wrong enemies, the usable enemies, the natural enemies, the invisible enemies, and the instant enemies, discovering how animosity can be put to good use.
Kiko Amat is a Spanish journalist and novelist who also works as a DJ.
