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Michelangelo BuonarrotiBiblio.com

The last judgement / preface by Francesco Buranelli ; essays by Fabrizio Mancinelli Gianluigi Colalucci Nazzareno Gabrielli and Fabio Morresi - 2 volumes

Asturias, Miguel AngelBiblio.com

The Eyes of The Interred

43206New York. 1973. April 1973. Delacorte Press. 1st American Printing. Some Foxing to Top Edge Otherwise Very Good in Slightly Worn Dustjacket With Some Small tears. Translated from the Spanish by Gregory Rabassa. 695 pages. hardcover. Jacket design by Paul Bacon. keywords: Latin America Guatemala Literature Translated Central America World Literature. DESCRIPTION - This is the third and concluding volume of Asturias' controversial major work the Banana Republic trilogy. The first two volumes were STRONG WIND and THE GREEN POPE. The setting is the vast stretch of banana plantations in a Central American republic dominated and exploited by a powerful North American fruit company. The novel seethes with poetry suspense and violence dealing with the downfall of George Maker Thompson King of the banana empire and the defeat of the fruit company by a labor strike and revolution. The hallucinatory descriptions of the jungle Indian villages tropical slums at the feet of Spanish churches legendary scenes interwoven with folklore and mythology and a medieval procession of priests beggars millionaires children and soldiers reveal what the Nobel Prize committee referred to as the �volcanic vehemence' of Asturias' vision. ACCLAIM FOR Miguel Angel Asturias - �Powerful realism and compassionate identification with the poor and the oppressed mark Asturias' works which are suffused with Guatemalan individuality Mayan traditions and a sense of tragic destiny.' - The New York Times. �No one has a more irrepressible imagination or greater inventiveness or a deeper sense of human tragedy.' - Frank Tannenbaum institute of Latin American Studies Columbia University. �Social protest and poetry; reality and myth; nostalgia for an uncorrupted golden past; sensual human enjoyment of the present; �magic' rather than lineal time and above all a tender compassionate love for the living fertile wondrous land and the struggling hopeful people of Guatemala.' - Saturday Review. �Asturias is one of our major novelists for the vigor of his imagination the audacity with which he complicates the interior structure of his tale and the violent or tender lyricism with which he evokes the lands of America.' - Enrique Anderson Imbert Harvard University. �. the greatest novelist of revolution.' - L'Express. inventory #43206 hardcover

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