Translated by Gregorio Kohon with Toni Griffiths Introduction by Gwen MacKeith Bearing the unmistakable imprint of its time, as a voice in a chorus of writers from the counterculture of 1960s Argentina, Gregorio Kohon's celebrated 1968 narrative poem is a masterful tale of a life lived on the edge, a transient life of odd jobs, moving around, impermanent homes, shared rooms, crashed parties, whole nights spent in bars and cafs, sleeping rough, surviving from one moment to the next.