Fico runs away with Rosendo Arbona and the couple is pursued by Dominga, her husband
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"A haunting, almost uncanny tale of love and honor in which the three main characters move through a world of secret passions and silences. . . . [Set in Puerto Rico], scenes of impoverished farmers, madwomen, and men in coffee shops and cafes combine to form a blend of voices and landscapes whose essence can be distilled into three words: tobacco, coffee, and sugar. . . . Asa Zatz must be praised for bringing into his English version the beauty and melody of [Gonzalez's] Spanish original."--Marjorie Agosin, "New York Times Book Review"
A haunting, almost uncanny tale of love and honor in which the three main characters move through a world of secret passions and silences. . . . [Set in Puerto Rico], scenes of impoverished farmers, madwomen, and men in coffee shops and cafes combine to form a blend of voices and landscapes whose essence can be distilled into three words: tobacco, coffee, and sugar. . . . Asa Zatz must be praised for bringing into his English version the beauty and melody of [Gonzalez s] Spanish original. Marjorie Agosin, New York Times Book Review"
Jose Luis Gonzalez (1926-1996) was born in the Dominican Republic and lived in Puerto Rico and Mexico. His novels, short stories, and essays have been widely translated and anthologized.
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paperback. Condition: Very Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. First Edition. Tulsa. 1987. Council Oak Books/Hecate. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 0933031106. Translated from the Spanish by Asa Zatz. 103 pages. paperback. Cover art by Juan Alcazar - 'La Limpia'. keywords: Latin America Caribbean Puerto Rico Literature Translated World Literature. DESCRIPTION - A tale of love and honor in which Rosendo Arbona discovers that his young wife Dominga is missing. When he learns that she has run away with one of the young farm workers, Rosendo embarks on what will become a an almost mythic journey to find Dominga, avenge his honor, and discover the deeper purpose of his travels. A haunting, almost uncanny tale of love and honor in which the. characters move through a world of secret passions and silences. [Set in Puerto Rico], scenes of impoverished farmers, madwomen, and men in coffee shops and cafes combine to form a blend of voices and landscapes whose essence can be distilled into three words: tobacco, coffee, and sugar - Marjorie Agosin, New York Times Book Review. inventory #12077. Seller Inventory # z12077