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The Green House

novel by Vargas Llosa
Also known as: “La casa verde”
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  • Mario Vargas Llosa
    Mario Vargas Llosa
    / Literary works and political career

    …novel La casa verde (1966; The Green House), set in the Peruvian jungle, combines mythical, popular, and heroic elements to capture the sordid, tragic, and fragmented reality of its characters. Los jefes (1967; The Cubs and Other Stories, filmed as The Cubs, 1973) is a psychoanalytic portrayal of an adolescent…

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    …novel La casa verde (1966; The Green House), set in the Peruvian jungle, combines mythical, popular, and heroic elements to capture the sordid, tragic, and fragmented reality of its characters. Los jefes (1967; The Cubs and Other Stories, filmed as The Cubs, 1973) is a psychoanalytic portrayal of an adolescent…

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