Between the autobiographical chronicle and the philosophical essay, a radical book about fluid sexual identity that we now recover for the Anagrama catalog.

This book is not a typical book. It is, to begin with, a hybrid text, which interweaves autobiographical narration and philosophical essay. But it is something more: the chronicle of an experiment with the writer's own body, who applies testosterone in gel form in a personal and political exploration. A corporal and sexual investigation that goes beyond, through transgressive writing, the traditional limits of the genre, in all its meanings.

It has been said of Testo Junqui that it is for the new transfeminism what Deleuze and Guattari's Anti-Oedipus was for the generation of '68. This is a book about sexual identity understood as a fluid and non-watertight condition; about sexuality in capitalism, pornography, feminism and the sex industry; on technosexuality and pharmacopornography; about arousal and control; about heterodox sexual desires and encounters, about hormones, dildos, bodily fluids, intersexuality, queer activism...

A radical book in substance and form, which when published in 2008 made a major contribution to the development of an insurgent thought that draws on the thread of Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze and Guattari, Virginie Despentes, Judith Butler and Annie Sprinkle, among others, and which we now happily rescue for Anagrama.

«An extremely fine look at the post-industrial, global and media regime. Without a doubt one of the most radical and exciting essays in recent years" (José Andrés Rojo, El País).

«Preciado is a revolutionary of the 21st century» (Fabrice Pliskin, Le Nouvel Observateur).

"It deconstructs sexes and genders, with theory and doses of testosterone" (Cécile Daumas, Libération).