Aunt Hulia and Pisak. Vargas Llos M.

Mario Vargas Llos (b. 1936) - Peruvian writer, Nobel Laureate of Literature.

In a piercing, complete, good-natured humor and vitality of the novel “Aunt Hulia and Pisak”, the author confirms the innovative reputation of Latin American writers, amazingly combining the soap and modern composition genre with a modernist composition.

The main pattern of this bright variegated carpet is the scandalous love story of Mario - an eighteen -year -old young man from a good bourgeois family, a beginner radio journalist, and his extravagant distant relative - a charming aunt Hulia. And an original framing is a kaleidoscope from excerpts of radio shows, which without a break are scribbled by a multi -hearted pedro Kamacho - a friend and creative idol of young Mario. From any, even the most ordinary history, Pedro can build a luxurious plot, while Mario hardly undermines a dozen mediocre pages. But once love is condescending to him, and with it the inspiration of a genuine creator wakes up in it...