Zara Durango Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Seville

Whore’s a word, right, but it’s loaded - bam! - like a spy gadget. Back in the day, 16th century, it was just “harlot,” some cheeky Old English vibe, meanin’ a gal who’s, uh, “free with her favors.” Ain’t that a gas? Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ how folks got all prudish later. I reckon it’s a hoot - society clutchin’ pearls while she’s out there, livin’! Reminds me of that line, “I’m only sleeping,” but she ain’t sleepin’, baby - she’s wide awake, workin’ the night!

Wild Horse Saloon

Barry Gifford's Perdita Durango, as illuminated by Scott Gillis, is the second volume in Bob Callahan and Art Spiegelman's award-winning new series, Neon Lit.

Ah, my dear friend, thou must know Durango (es) is where my soul doth roam! O! How vibrant this ancient city is – a place of passion, secrets, and a dash of that wild, let’s-say, "White Material" flair, just like that film of Claire Denis, oooh so intense! I swear, as soon as thou set foot on Calle Ibaiondo, thou art struck by a magic that's as tender as a lover's whisper, and just as fierce as a bonfire in winter.

Fish out of water – and onto the streets of Durango