The main concern of this book is the relationship between identity and inhabited place. Through a series of reflections rooted in experience and implication, Samy Reyes explores the influence that territoriality exerts on us and the challenges that this influence proposes or demands. This is a reflection with a markedly activist spirit, which addresses issues such as the relationship between body and space, the permeability of personality, the determining effect of different discourses and institutions and the importance of desire in the emergence of dissidence. Theory and personal experiences are on the same level in this exhaustive analysis, offering a hybrid testimony with which Reyes answers the question of how to use our desire to confront social norms and build new spheres of queer territoriality.
