To narrate the drift drifting

Abstract

In this article we will focus on a series of registers, mostly literary, around certain nocturnal drifts of a desiring nature and those staged interesting sex dissident cartographies. This interest is sustained not only by the way in which they work as an archive of sexual experiences agencies that challenge urban and political regulations (several of them linked to male sex work) through callejeo erótico (yire) or cruising, but also affect the narrative forms and, especially, the narrator subjects (either because of their exploratory coreferentiality or because of the poetic decisions that, in any case, configure a knowledge of drift as accompanying a "being-there"). It is not, then, a matter of simple representations but of artifacts with a certain performative dimension; their traces are part of the critical horizon. The records are made up of passages by Néstor Perlongher, Pedro Lemebel, Edgardo Cozarinsky and Claudio Zeiger.