Gasoline

"Monzó delivers drollery on nearly every page, in observations that are incisive and hilarious and horrifying, often all at once."—Publishers Weekly

For the first time in his life, Heribert Juliá is unable to paint. On the eve of an important gallery exhibition, for which he''s created nothing, he''s bored with life: he falls asleep while making love with his mistress, wanders from bar to bar, drin...