Antunes, Antonio Lobos
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The Land at the End of the World
Masterfully constructed as a tapestry of words and metaphors and here presented in a new translation more conscientious than its 1983 predecessor (called South of Nowhere), this is one of the great war novels of our time. [See Prepub Alert, 11/8/10.]
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