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The Proof

Marcia is sixteen, overweight and unhappy. One day, as she`s walking down a Buenos Aires street, she hears a shout: `Wannafuck?` Startled, she turns round and is confronted by two punk girls Lenin and Mao. Soon, she`s beguiled by them and the possibilities they open up. But the two have little time for a philosophical discussion of love: they need proof, and with their own savage logic the duo, calling themselves the Commando of Love, hold up a supermarket as the novel climaxes in an unforgettable splatter-fest finale.

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