El Plan Infinto First Edition Spanish Los Angeles
Published by Plaza and Janes Editores S. A., Barcelona, 1991
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Seller: Charles Lewis Best Booksellers, San Diego, CA, U.S.A.Charles Lewis Best Booksellers
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Octavo, [20cm/8inches], full gilt-embossed ebony-coloured cloth w/ mylar-protected dust jacket, pp. 347. El Plan Infinito es la quinta novela de la escritora chilena Isabel Allende. Escrita en 1991, narra la historia de Gregory Reeves, un blanco criado en el barrio latino de Los Ángeles. Su narración oscila entre la tercera y la primera persona, que corresponde a la perspectiva del protagonista Gregory Reeves. "El plan infinito." Tras ser un nómada en la compañía de su padre, su madre, su hermana y de una estrafalaria esposa, Greg Reeves cambia radicalmente de escenario al verse viviendo como extranjero en el barrio latino de Los Ángeles. Allí conoce el racismo, se hace amigo de Carmen Morales, y se ve envuelto en la trasformación de su dinámica familiar, la introducción en la guerra de Vietnam, y una transformación interna, constante y dependiente de los escenarios en los que vive. Gregory "Greg" Reeves, el protagonista de El plan infinito, es hijo de Charles y Nora Reeves. Pasa los primeros años de su vida viajando por el país mientras su padre trabajaba exponiendo "El plan infinito" en compañía de su hermana. Se establecen debido a la enfermedad de su padre en un ghetto, donde conoce a Carmen Morales. El periodo escolar es traumático, pues es discriminado por los latinos. Gracias a la influencia de un comunista amigo estudia en la Universidad de Berkeley, donde conoce a Timothy Duane, y a su futura esposa, Samantha Ernst. Con ella tiene a Margaret, su primera hija, quien más tarde cae en la drogadicción y en la prostitución. Las experiencias vividas durante la guerra de Vietnam lo cambian para siempre. Tras su separación, monta su propio bufete de abogados. Más adelante se casa con Shanon, con quien tiene a David. Al final del libro se ve llevado a realizar una profunda introspección.The Infinite Plan is the fifth novel of the Chilean writer Isabel Allende. Written in 1991, tells the story of Gregory Reeves, a blanco raised in the Los Angeles Barrio. Please feel free to inquire as to particulars and/or additional photographs. In exceptionally good condition.…
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- Title
- El Plan Infinto First Edition Spanish Los Angeles
- Author
- Allende, Isabel
- Publisher
- Plaza and Janes Editores S. A., Barcelona
- Publication year
- 1991
- Dust jacket
- Dust Jacket Included
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Edition
- Primera Edicion
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- First Edition Spanish Los Angeles
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