Characters from a novel by this author include a foundling whose eyes and tongue were eaten by vultures, a woman who is nicknamed "Wildflower," and a wandering harp player whose business was destroyed
Characters from a novel by this author include a foundling whose eyes and tongue were eaten by vultures, a woman who is nicknamed "Wildflower," and a wandering harp player whose business was destroyed. The original title of a novel by this author translates as The City and the Dogs. His Nobel acceptance speech condemns the "bloody witches' Sabbath of the Chinese Cultural Revolution." He wrote a novel that ends with (*) Bonifacia working at a brothel that had been burned down by the local villagers. Two characters in a novel by this author are nicknamed "The Slave" and "The Poet." He wrote about a peasant who carries out Jaguar's plans by stealing a chemistry exam at the Leoncio Prado Military Academy. For 10 points, name this author whose first two novels were The Green House and The Time of the Hero.
Characters from a novel by this author include a foundling whose eyes and tongue were eaten by vultures, a woman who is nicknamed "Wildflower," and a wandering harp player whose business was destroyed.
Mario Vargas Llosa