Both these books—one a novel, the other a collection of short stories—have been published by Readers International whose policy is to publish ‘contemporary literature of quality from Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe, featuring especially works that have suffered political censorship or were written in exile.’ Not surprisingly, therefore, both these books belong to the genre of the literature of protest.
March-April 1987, volume 11, No 2