Thousands of Chileans disappeared, now known to have been murdered, and many others went into exile, including the writer Antonio Skármeta, who was completing his first novel I Dreamt the Snow was Burning, set in the weeks just before the coup, where football, Neruda’s poetry, the growing tensions of the period clash around the inhabitants of a cheap Santiago boarding house, from petty crooks to Cited by: 2. www.doorway.ru: I Dreamt the Snow Was Burning (): Skarmeta, Antonio: Books. Skip to main www.doorway.ru Hello Select your address Books Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Cited by: 2. www.doorway.ru: I Dreamt the Snow was Burning () by Skármeta, Antonio and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices.
; as I Dreamt the Snow Was Burning, translated by Malcolm Coad, Antonio Skarmeta is one of Chile's most important writers of the 20th century and is considered one of the most representative voices of the post-boom period in Spanish American literature. Antonio Skármeta: Back in the days when I was young and I translated American novels into Spanish, I had already I've addressed those situations in my own way in other novels that have been translated into English, such as I Dreamt the Snow Was Burning, The. Skármeta, Antonio. Publication date.
I DREAMT THE SNOW WAS BURNING. Skarmeta, Antonio; Coad, Malcolm (translator) Published by Readers International, ISBN ISBN www.doorway.ru: I Dreamt the Snow was Burning () by Skármeta, Antonio and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. Just like its wonderful title, Skarmeta's novel is a very poetic, dreamy affair. Experimental, varied in style, syntax and tone, I Dreamt the Snow Was Burning is a challenging piece of South American political satire documenting the fall of Allende in Santiago and the military coup.
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