Red April
earliest edition we have, 2009 Vintage, 2010 paperback 271 pages
A chilling, internationally acclaimed political thriller, Red April is a grand achievement in contemporary Latin American fiction, written by the youngest winner ever of the Alfaguara Prize--one of the most prestigious in the Spanish-speaking world--and translated from the Spanish by one of our most celebrated literary translators, Edith Grossman. It evokes Holy Week during a cruel, bloody, and terrifying time in Per...
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