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Orphans of Eldorado

English

By (author): Milton Hatoum

Translated by: John Gledson

The setting for this magical fable is Eldorado, the Enchanted city that inhabited the fevered dreams of European navigators and conquistadors, but eluded all attempts to find it on the map. Some have linked it to Manaus in the Amazon Basin, and it is here that Arminto Cordovil lives with his father Amando in a white mansion.

Theirs is a relationship full of passion and limitless ambition. Separating father and son is a remarkable cast of characters, from Angelina, the dead mother, to Denisio, the infernal boatman, and at the centre, Dinaura, a girl who betwitches Arminto and dreams of Eldorado...

Orphans of Eldorado is a rich and magical fable that beautifully captures the atmosphere of the steamy, lush Amazonian world.

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Product Details
  • Weight: 123g
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 18 Feb 2010
  • Publisher: Canongate Books
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781847673008

About Milton Hatoum

Born in Manaus in 1952 Milton Hatoum's first novel TALE OF A CERTAIN ORIENT was published in 1989 followed by THE BROTHERS in 2000. Both won the prestigious Jabuti Prize for best novel. ASHES OF THE AMAZON (2005) was also awarded the Jabuti Prize as well as the Portugal Telecom Prize for literature.

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