Sebastian Williams Livres

Send Them to Hell is a horrifying, authentic chronicle of life as lived by foreign inmates over the past two decades in Bangkok's notorious prison system.

Exploring the evolving views of parasites in both biological and social contexts since 1900, this book critiques the term "parasite" as a harmful label for nonhuman animals and marginalized groups. It highlights how modernist writers reinterpret parasites, portraying them as symbols of dependency within a posthumanist framework, challenging conventional notions of identity and survival.