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Let the Wind Speak

✍ Scribed by Juan Carlos Onetti


Publisher
Penguin Random House Spain
Tongue
English
Category
Fiction

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✦ Synopsis


Let the Wind Speak is the last novel in the cycle that Juan Carlos Onetti dedicated to the dying inhabitants of the city of Santa MarΓ­a.

Let the Wind Speak tells the story of Medina, a frustrated man who decides to go elsewhere to resume his true vocations: those of a doctor and a painter. Protected by a prostitute, he soon discovers that his new life is nothing more than the sad parody of an impossible dream. He will never be a good painter, and his dedication to medicine is reduced to performing the tasks of a nurse.

Mortally wounded, Medina returns to the place that has been his sentence, Santa MarΓ­a, where he will act as commissioner; mere pastime of what will really occupy him from now on: his own destruction.

Julio CortΓ‘zar said about Let the wind and Juan Carlos Onetti speak ...
"Once again I found here everything that makes you different and unique among us."


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