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Les veuves de Santiago

roman
Pages
266
Published
1962
Language
French

Synopsis

In a remote Patagonian village, a group of European women, widowed by a forgotten war, cling to their past and traditions. Their isolated existence is disrupted by the arrival of a young man, forcing them to confront their memories and the changing world outside. This novel explores themes of loss, resilience, and the enduring human spirit in a unique setting.

About the author

J
Jean Raspail

Jean Raspail is the author of the controversial novel Camp des saints. His work often explores themes of societal collapse and national identity.