What the fuck did I say

By Gali Mann

Do I need to say more?"I don't have to like you, to fuck you."
If you know Larry Brown, you have heard his stories, reflections, and appreciations of life. His raw opinions that can captivate you or catch you off guard. Sometimes sweet, sometimes bitter, full of loving words and sharp jabs of wit. His sayings don't leave you indifferent whatsoever. What you will see on the following pages is a selection of some of these sayings. An anthology of his roughest, smartest, deepest and unapologetic self-expressions. Interpreted visually by Marcela Gutierrez, I hope these provoke, surprise, and delight.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Universo de Letras
• Release date: May 15, 2023
• ISBN: 9788419612168

Gali Mann

Magali Widmer AKA Gali Mann is the product of emigrants to Spain, moreover, she herself, as a teenager, became an emigrant of America, only to become a citizen…    Her father, Cuban, because of her grandfather’s involvement with the government that Castro overthrew, was forced out of his country at a very young age, who then migrated to the Balearic Island, of Ibiza. Her mother, who is from Germany, migrated to Spain based upon her ideology for which she was reared and did not believe in, needed to find her own way. They may have not been in love at the time, but they fucked and created me. —Tina Turner’s, What’s Love Got to Do with It? (ME)—.   While my father was reserved, my mother, was a positional hippy. And what do I mean by that? She believed in free love, life, sex and all things that are spiritually free. However, she limited her free hippy experience to my sister, and I. Those were my first blessings of life, my mother and father.   Now, to my husband, he is a hodge podge of a motherfucker, that has things to say, and I wrote them down. Articulate, intelligent, but debonair. I now realize, I married the goddam devil.    But what can I say, I’m in love with the devil.   As my husband would say, fuck the words you say, be the words you are.   In order to deal with my husband, I have to show that motherfucker, how primitive Gali Mann can be. And that’s why I have that motherfucker living in Gali Mann’s cave.    Galititi rules. Magali Widmer, también conocida como Gali Mann, es producto de emigrantes a España, además, ella misma, siendo adolescente, se convirtió en emigrante de América, solo para convertirse en ciudadana… Su padre, cubano, a causa de la implicación de su abuelo con el Gobierno que derrocó Castro, se vio obligado a abandonar su país a una edad muy temprana, y emigró a Ibiza. Su madre, también de Alemania, emigró a España en base a su ideología para la cual fue criada y en la que no creía, necesitaba encontrar su propio camino. Puede que no hayan estado enamorados en ese momento, pero follaron y me crearon. —Tina Turner, ¿Qué tiene que ver el amor con eso? (YO)—. Mientras mi padre era reservado, mi madre era una hippy posicional. ¿Y qué quiero decir con eso? Ella creía en el amor libre, la vida y todas las cosas que son libres. Sin embargo, limitó su experiencia hippy libre a mi hermana y a mí. Esa fue la primera bendición de mi vida, mi madre y mi padre. Ahora, para mi esposo es un loco que tiene cosas que decir, y las escribí. Elocuente, inteligente, pero elegante. Ahora me doy cuenta de que me casé con el maldito diablo. Pero qué puedo decir, estoy enamorada del diablo. Como diría mi esposo, a la mierda las palabras que dices, sé las palabras que eres. Para tratar con mi esposo, tengo que mostrarle lo primitivo que puede ser Gali Mann. Y por eso lo tengo viviendo en la cueva de Gali Mann. Reglas Galititi.

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